The contamination of water resources by phenolic compounds(PCs)presents a significant environmental hazard,necessitating the development of novel materials and methodologies for effective mitigation.In this study,a me...The contamination of water resources by phenolic compounds(PCs)presents a significant environmental hazard,necessitating the development of novel materials and methodologies for effective mitigation.In this study,a metallic copper-doped zeolitic imidazolate framework was pyrolyzed and designated as CuNC-20 for the activation of peroxymonosulfate(PMS)to degrade phenol(PE).Cu-NC-20 could effectively address the issue of metal agglomeration while simultaneously diminishing copper dissolution during the activation of PMS reactions.The Cu-NC-20 catalyst exhibited a rapid degradation rate for PE across a broad pH range(3-9)and demonstrated high tolerance towards coexisting ions.According to scavenger experiments and electron paramagnetic resonance analysis,singlet oxygen(^(1)O_(2))and high-valent copperoxo(Cu(Ⅲ))were the predominant reactive oxygen species,indicating that the system was nonradicaldominated during the degradation process.The quantitative structure-activity relationship(QSAR)between the oxidation rate constants of various substituted phenols and Hammett constants was established.It indicated that the Cu-NC-20/PMS system had the optimal oxidation rate constant withσ^(-)correlation and exhibited a typical electrophilic reaction pattern.This study provides a comprehensive understanding of the heterogeneous activation process for the selective removal of phenolic compounds.展开更多
基金the financial support from Sichuan Program of Science and Technology(No.2021ZDZX0012)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.52200105)。
文摘The contamination of water resources by phenolic compounds(PCs)presents a significant environmental hazard,necessitating the development of novel materials and methodologies for effective mitigation.In this study,a metallic copper-doped zeolitic imidazolate framework was pyrolyzed and designated as CuNC-20 for the activation of peroxymonosulfate(PMS)to degrade phenol(PE).Cu-NC-20 could effectively address the issue of metal agglomeration while simultaneously diminishing copper dissolution during the activation of PMS reactions.The Cu-NC-20 catalyst exhibited a rapid degradation rate for PE across a broad pH range(3-9)and demonstrated high tolerance towards coexisting ions.According to scavenger experiments and electron paramagnetic resonance analysis,singlet oxygen(^(1)O_(2))and high-valent copperoxo(Cu(Ⅲ))were the predominant reactive oxygen species,indicating that the system was nonradicaldominated during the degradation process.The quantitative structure-activity relationship(QSAR)between the oxidation rate constants of various substituted phenols and Hammett constants was established.It indicated that the Cu-NC-20/PMS system had the optimal oxidation rate constant withσ^(-)correlation and exhibited a typical electrophilic reaction pattern.This study provides a comprehensive understanding of the heterogeneous activation process for the selective removal of phenolic compounds.
