Fenton-like technology based on peroxymonosulfate activation has shown great potential in refractory organics degradation.In this work,single Fe atom catalysts were synthesized through facile ball milling and exhibite...Fenton-like technology based on peroxymonosulfate activation has shown great potential in refractory organics degradation.In this work,single Fe atom catalysts were synthesized through facile ball milling and exhibited very high performance in peroxymonosulfate activation.The Fe single-atom filled an N vacancy on the triazine ring edge of C_(3)N_(4),as confirmed through X-ray absorption fine structure,density functional calculation and elec-tron paramagnetic resonance.The SAFe_(0.4)–C_(3)N_(4)/PMS system could completely remove phenol(20 mg/L)within 10 min and its first-order kinetic constant was 12.3 times that of the Fe_(3)O_(4)/PMS system.Under different ini-tial pH levels and in various anionic environments,SAFe_(0.4)–C_(3)N_(4) still demonstrated excellent catalytic activity,achieving a removal rate of over 90%for phenol within 12 min.In addition,SAFe_(0.4)–C_(3)N_(4) exhibited outstanding selectivity in reaction systems with different pollutants,showing excellent degradation effects on electron-rich pollutants only.Hydroxyl radicals(•OH),singlet oxygen(1O_(2))and high-valent iron oxide(Fe(Ⅳ)=O)were de-tected in the SAFe_(0.4)–C_(3)N_(4)/PMS system through free radical capture experiments.Further experiments on the quenching of active species and a methyl phenyl sulfoxide probe confirmed that 1O_(2) and Fe(Ⅳ)=O played dom-inant roles.Additionally,the change in the current response after adding PMS and phenol in succession proved that a direct electron transfer path between organic matter and the catalyst surface was unlikely to exist in the SAFe_(0.4)–C_(3)N_(4)/PMS/Phenol degradation system.This study provides a new demonstration of the catalytic mech-anism of single-atom catalysts.展开更多
Groundwater is a key part of the terrestrial ecosystem,but it is vulnerable to pollution in the context of chemical industry development.Treating contaminated groundwater is challenging due to its stable water quality...Groundwater is a key part of the terrestrial ecosystem,but it is vulnerable to pollution in the context of chemical industry development.Treating contaminated groundwater is challenging due to its stable water quality,hidden contamination,and complex treatment requirements.Current research focuses on advanced treatment technologies,among which the advanced oxidation process(AOPs) of peroxomonosulfate(PMS) has great potential.Although there are many reviews of PMS-based AOP,most of them focus on surface water.This review aims to explore the activation reaction of PMS to groundwater by in-situ chemical oxidation(ISCO) technology,further study the reaction mechanism,compare the treatment effect of characteristic pollutants in the groundwater of the chemical industry park,propose new activation methods and catalyst selection,and provide guidance for future groundwater treatment research.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.22406081,22276086,22306086)the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangxi Province(No.20232BAB213029),all of which are greatly acknowledged by the authors.
文摘Fenton-like technology based on peroxymonosulfate activation has shown great potential in refractory organics degradation.In this work,single Fe atom catalysts were synthesized through facile ball milling and exhibited very high performance in peroxymonosulfate activation.The Fe single-atom filled an N vacancy on the triazine ring edge of C_(3)N_(4),as confirmed through X-ray absorption fine structure,density functional calculation and elec-tron paramagnetic resonance.The SAFe_(0.4)–C_(3)N_(4)/PMS system could completely remove phenol(20 mg/L)within 10 min and its first-order kinetic constant was 12.3 times that of the Fe_(3)O_(4)/PMS system.Under different ini-tial pH levels and in various anionic environments,SAFe_(0.4)–C_(3)N_(4) still demonstrated excellent catalytic activity,achieving a removal rate of over 90%for phenol within 12 min.In addition,SAFe_(0.4)–C_(3)N_(4) exhibited outstanding selectivity in reaction systems with different pollutants,showing excellent degradation effects on electron-rich pollutants only.Hydroxyl radicals(•OH),singlet oxygen(1O_(2))and high-valent iron oxide(Fe(Ⅳ)=O)were de-tected in the SAFe_(0.4)–C_(3)N_(4)/PMS system through free radical capture experiments.Further experiments on the quenching of active species and a methyl phenyl sulfoxide probe confirmed that 1O_(2) and Fe(Ⅳ)=O played dom-inant roles.Additionally,the change in the current response after adding PMS and phenol in succession proved that a direct electron transfer path between organic matter and the catalyst surface was unlikely to exist in the SAFe_(0.4)–C_(3)N_(4)/PMS/Phenol degradation system.This study provides a new demonstration of the catalytic mech-anism of single-atom catalysts.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China (No.2023YFC3708005)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos.21872102,22172080)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities (Nankai University,No.63241208)。
文摘Groundwater is a key part of the terrestrial ecosystem,but it is vulnerable to pollution in the context of chemical industry development.Treating contaminated groundwater is challenging due to its stable water quality,hidden contamination,and complex treatment requirements.Current research focuses on advanced treatment technologies,among which the advanced oxidation process(AOPs) of peroxomonosulfate(PMS) has great potential.Although there are many reviews of PMS-based AOP,most of them focus on surface water.This review aims to explore the activation reaction of PMS to groundwater by in-situ chemical oxidation(ISCO) technology,further study the reaction mechanism,compare the treatment effect of characteristic pollutants in the groundwater of the chemical industry park,propose new activation methods and catalyst selection,and provide guidance for future groundwater treatment research.
