membrane showed that it has a high photocatalytic activity, obtaining almost
complete mineralization of the antibiotics studied in only 2 hours of irradiation.
Acknowledgments Authors recognize the financial support from R&D Team Leader of B.I.T. s.r.
l., Milan (Italy), and of Professor Ignazio Renato Bellobono, who generously offered the testing
installation.
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