Đồ án tốt nghiệp - Effect of polystyrene nanospheres on photocatalytic properties of bismuth O

HO CHI MINH CITY UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION
FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY

BACHELOR THESIS
EFFECT OF POLYSTYRENE NANOSPHERES ON
PHOTOCATALYTIC PROPERTIES OF BISMUTH
OXYCHLORIDE

SUPERVISOR:
THANH – TRUC PHAM
STUDENT’S NAME:
TUAN – ANH TRAN
STUDENT’S ID NUMBER: 19130004
Course:
2019

Ho Chi Minh City, 08 – 2023 of dissertation

HO CHI MINH CITY UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION
FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY

BACHELOR THESIS
EFFECT OF POLYSTYRENE NANOSPHERES ON
PHOTOCATALYTIC PROPERTIES OF BISMUTH
OXYCHLORIDE

SUPERVISOR:
THANH – TRUC PHAM
STUDENT’S NAME:
TUAN – ANH TRAN
STUDENT’S ID NUMBER: 19130004
Course:
2019

Ho Chi Minh City, 08 – 2023 of dissertation

ACCKNOWLEDGEMENTS
First, I appreciate to personally express my sincere thanks to Dr. Pham Thanh
Truc has accompanied and supported my project throughout the process of my
graduation thesis. She is always enthusiastic to teach and answer questions as well as
give directions so that I can complete the thesis in the best way.
I’m grateful to the Faculty of Applied Sciences of Ho Chi Minh City University
of Technology and Education. HCM has given me attention and support during the
thesis course.
I would also like to thank my family and classmates for coming together to
support me when I encountered unexpected trouble during the experiment.
Finally, in the process of implementation we could not avoid shortcomings. I
hope that will receive comments and contributions from teachers and friends to make
the content of the thesis the most complete.
Thank you all!

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DECLARATION OF AUTHORSHIP
I assure you that this entire course is my own research under the guidance of
Dr. Pham Thanh Truc. The data, images, and results reported are truthful and have
never been published in any other project. The results and figures in the thesis belong
to the ownership of the author and instructor.
Ho Chi Minh City, day month year 2023
Author
Tran Tuan Anh

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ACCKNOWLEDGEMENTS ........................................................................................i
DECLARATION OF AUTHORSHIP ........................................................................ ii
TABLE OF CONTENTS ............................................................................................ iii
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ......................................................................................vi
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