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In article number 1907690, Sijie Lin and co‐workers investigate the environmental hazard potential of nano‐photocatalysts, TiO2 and g‐C3N4 using the model organism zebrafish. With light irradiation, nano‐photocatalysts produce detrimental reactive oxygen species that would only exert adverse effects upon close nano‐bio interactions. The toxicity outcome is greatly influenced by light energy, water...
Nano‐photocatalysts are known for their ability to degrade pollutants or perform water splitting catalyzed by light. Being the key functional ingredients of current and future products, the potential of nano‐photocatalysts releasing into the environment and causing unintended harm to living organisms warrants investigation. Risk assessment of these materials serves as an important step to allow safe...
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