4-Nitrophenol(4-NP),a toxic and persistent pollutant in chemical wastewater,presents significant challenges in degradation and mineralization.Conventional ozone oxidation catalysts are hindered by low efficiency,mass ...4-Nitrophenol(4-NP),a toxic and persistent pollutant in chemical wastewater,presents significant challenges in degradation and mineralization.Conventional ozone oxidation catalysts are hindered by low efficiency,mass transfer constraints and metal leaching,necessitating the development of stable and efficient catalysts.Herein,BCn-H/MS,the derivative of Bi(Ce)-MOF,was prepared by in situ incorporation,thermal decomposition and acid etching.The resulting materials were characterized and employed in catalytic ozonation for the reduction of 4-NP.Under the specific experimental conditions of the O_(3)+BC0.3-H/MS system,the total organic carbon(TOC)and chemical oxygen demand(COD)removal rates of 4-NP were observed to reach 94.6%and 91.8%within 30 min,respectively.These two parameters were improved by raising the initial pH,reducing the pollutant concentration and increasing the catalyst dosage.The abundant oxygen vacancies(OVs)were regarded as the pivotal catalytic site of BC0.3-H/MS,which was conducive to the adsorption of O_(3) and the acceleration of the formation of reactive oxygen species(ROS).The regular hollow square structure effectively boosted the specific surface area,increased OVs exposure and accelerated the adsorption and mass transfer process.The electron paramagnetic resonance(EPR)results demonstrated that the primary ROS engaged in the degradation reaction were⋅OH and⋅O_(2)−.BC0.3-H/MS demonstrated excellent stability and reusability in cyclic experiments.Toxicity analysis revealed that the O_(3)+BC0.3-H/MS system exhibited an effective detoxification effect.Ultimately,the primary degradation pathway of 4-NP was proposed through liquid chromatography-mass spectroscopy(LC-MS)and in-situ diffuse reflectance infrared fourier-transform spectroscopy(DRIFTS)analyses at varying reaction times.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Regional Fund)(No.51868054)the Natural Science Foundation of Inner Mongolia of China(General Program)(No.2022MS05052).
文摘4-Nitrophenol(4-NP),a toxic and persistent pollutant in chemical wastewater,presents significant challenges in degradation and mineralization.Conventional ozone oxidation catalysts are hindered by low efficiency,mass transfer constraints and metal leaching,necessitating the development of stable and efficient catalysts.Herein,BCn-H/MS,the derivative of Bi(Ce)-MOF,was prepared by in situ incorporation,thermal decomposition and acid etching.The resulting materials were characterized and employed in catalytic ozonation for the reduction of 4-NP.Under the specific experimental conditions of the O_(3)+BC0.3-H/MS system,the total organic carbon(TOC)and chemical oxygen demand(COD)removal rates of 4-NP were observed to reach 94.6%and 91.8%within 30 min,respectively.These two parameters were improved by raising the initial pH,reducing the pollutant concentration and increasing the catalyst dosage.The abundant oxygen vacancies(OVs)were regarded as the pivotal catalytic site of BC0.3-H/MS,which was conducive to the adsorption of O_(3) and the acceleration of the formation of reactive oxygen species(ROS).The regular hollow square structure effectively boosted the specific surface area,increased OVs exposure and accelerated the adsorption and mass transfer process.The electron paramagnetic resonance(EPR)results demonstrated that the primary ROS engaged in the degradation reaction were⋅OH and⋅O_(2)−.BC0.3-H/MS demonstrated excellent stability and reusability in cyclic experiments.Toxicity analysis revealed that the O_(3)+BC0.3-H/MS system exhibited an effective detoxification effect.Ultimately,the primary degradation pathway of 4-NP was proposed through liquid chromatography-mass spectroscopy(LC-MS)and in-situ diffuse reflectance infrared fourier-transform spectroscopy(DRIFTS)analyses at varying reaction times.
