Many areas worldwide are affected by the problem of growing water pollution by wastes from wood and paper industries, including cellulose and phenol derivatives. Removal of these agents from water can be easier in future due to low cost and easy-to-produce photocatalysts. Catalysts are substances that participate in the chemical reactions, speed their courses and (almost) fully recover after the reactions are completed. In typical catalytic processes the catalysts must be activated at high temperatures, typically of several hundred degrees centigrade, often at a significantly increased pressure.