Abstract
The TiO(2) nano-based composite photocatalyst is best known for application in solving the recent issues related to energy and environmental purification. Due to the low cost, nontoxicity, chemical stability and high efficiency of TiO(2), it is unquestionably one of the most considered materials in environmental treatment. In this systematic review, we reveal the outstanding potential of oxygen vacancy in photocatalysis, and discuss the contemporary advancement in the photocatalytic activities, productivity, preparation methods and oxygen vacancy of the TiO(2) nano-based composite photocatalyst for environmental treatment and energy as well as wastewater treatment. This exposé is anticipated to enlighten researchers and engineers on the specific management and assessment of the environment, which warrants prospective research into developing appropriate mechanisms for energy, wastewater treatment and environmental purification.