Photocatalytic degradation of volatile organic compounds(VOCs)is a significant applying aspect of pho-tocatalysis.Both the modulation of photocatalysts and the rational dispersion of them on supports are key for solar...Photocatalytic degradation of volatile organic compounds(VOCs)is a significant applying aspect of pho-tocatalysis.Both the modulation of photocatalysts and the rational dispersion of them on supports are key for solar-driven VOC degradation.Conventional batch-type photoreactors have low efficiency while continuous-flow photoreactors suffer from the problem of incomplete removal of VOCs.Herein,aiming for continuous and complete degradation of toluene gas as the target contaminant,continuous-flow pho-tocatalytic degradation reactors were made by adhering the vanadium and nitrogen codoped TiO_(2)on honeycomb ceramics(V/N-TiO_(2)@HC)by a simple sol-gel method.In such a reactor,the rich ordered pores in the HC accelerate mass transport of toluene,and the introduction of V/N dopants narrows the bandgap and widens the light absorption range of TiO_(2),together resulting in continuous and nearly-complete pho-tocatalytic degradation of toluene.The unique and stable structure of HC allows the photocatalysts to be reused.The degradation rate of toluene gas can reach 97.8%,and after 24 rounds of photocatalytic degra-dation,there is still a degradation rate of 96.7%.The impacts of loading times and gaseous flow rate on the photocatalytic performance of V/N-TiO_(2)@HC are studied in detail.Our study provides a practical so-lution for the continuous and complete photocatalytic degradation of VOCs and opens a new application field for HC.展开更多
基金financial support of this work from the Key Research and Development Project of Gansu Province(No.20YF3GA008)the Lanzhou Science and Technology Lanzhou Science and Technology Bureau Project(No.2022-2-15)+1 种基金Gansu Provincial Science and Technology Commissioner Special Project(No.22CX8GA106)Key Research and Development Project of Gansu Natural Energy Institute(No.2019YF-02).
文摘Photocatalytic degradation of volatile organic compounds(VOCs)is a significant applying aspect of pho-tocatalysis.Both the modulation of photocatalysts and the rational dispersion of them on supports are key for solar-driven VOC degradation.Conventional batch-type photoreactors have low efficiency while continuous-flow photoreactors suffer from the problem of incomplete removal of VOCs.Herein,aiming for continuous and complete degradation of toluene gas as the target contaminant,continuous-flow pho-tocatalytic degradation reactors were made by adhering the vanadium and nitrogen codoped TiO_(2)on honeycomb ceramics(V/N-TiO_(2)@HC)by a simple sol-gel method.In such a reactor,the rich ordered pores in the HC accelerate mass transport of toluene,and the introduction of V/N dopants narrows the bandgap and widens the light absorption range of TiO_(2),together resulting in continuous and nearly-complete pho-tocatalytic degradation of toluene.The unique and stable structure of HC allows the photocatalysts to be reused.The degradation rate of toluene gas can reach 97.8%,and after 24 rounds of photocatalytic degra-dation,there is still a degradation rate of 96.7%.The impacts of loading times and gaseous flow rate on the photocatalytic performance of V/N-TiO_(2)@HC are studied in detail.Our study provides a practical so-lution for the continuous and complete photocatalytic degradation of VOCs and opens a new application field for HC.
