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The claim that CNT doping enhances adsorption via charge transfer lacks direct experimental validation. Have zeta potential measurements been conducted to support this claim? The study tests turbidity up to ~20 NTU, but practical wastewater scenarios often exceed this. What happens at higher turbidity levels (>50 NTU), and how does it compare to other photocatalysts?