The indirect photocatalytic reduction of arsenate to arsenite in aqueous solution with titanium dioxide (TiO
2
) was investigated with various hole scavengers such as methanol
ethanol
2-propanol
formaldehyde
acetone
formic acid and acetic acid. Although the direct photocatalytic reduction of arsenate to arsenite with TiO
2
was impossible
an indirect reduction of As(V) was possible in the presence of sacrificial electron donors to form strongly reductive radicals. The addition of ethanol was very effective for indirect photocatalytic reduction of As(V) in aqueous solution with TiO
2
photocatalyst. The indirect photocatalytic reduction rate of As(V) may be related with both the reaction rate constants of reaction of hydroxyl radicals with hole scavenger and the reactivities for the radicals M· which are produced by the reaction of ·OH with hole scavenger.
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