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Mechanism Of Photo-Fenton Reaction Used To Degradation Of Dyes And Nondyes Pollutants

Posted on:2007-06-26Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Z Y SunFull Text:PDF
GTID:2121360185466870Subject:Applied Chemistry
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During the past two decade, hydroxyl radical(·OH) chemistry has attracted wide interest in oxidation technologies in wastewater treatment. The homogeneous Fenton and Photo-Fenton reaction has been commonly used as the source of ·OH radicals . The research of this field related to the difficult and urgent degradation of organic pollutants and "green" chemical methods,it becomes one of international leading and hotspot. The center of C/O free radical and FeⅣ=O high valent metal intermediate's reaction mechanism is still in dispute. In this research, we have a research about Photo-Fenton by degradation dye and nondye pollutants' reaction mechanismSeveral model nonbiodegradable pollutants, such as Orange II, Malachite green ,Methyl Violet, sulforhodamine B(SRB), and N-methylaniline, benzoic acid as the target pollutants, was carried out to be photo-oxidated in this system by using the UV-Vis Spectrophotometer, High Pressure Liquid Chromatograph ,Total Organic Carbon and Electron spin resonance (ESR), proposing a Photo-Fenton by degradation dye and nondye pollutants' reaction mechanism. In the reaction of Photo-Fenton, Sulfonic salicylic Fe(III) associated with Sulfonic salicyl acid to become amaranth FeSsal+ at pH value in 1.82.5.In the process of reaction with cation pollutants ,the mechanism is FeIV=O mechanism.The FeIV=O get hydrogen from the pollutants and destroy those structure,so it become the small molecule. Sulfonic salicylic Fe(III) associated with Sulfonic salicyl acid to become brown FeSsal- at pH value in 48. In the process of reaction with cation pollutants ,the mechanism is hydroxyl radical mechanism. The cation pollutants give FeSsal- a electron and the Fe(III) become Fe( II ),then Fe( II) react with H2O2...
Keywords/Search Tags:Sulfonic salicylic Fe(Ⅲ)(FeSsal), Photo-Fenton reaction, Pollutants, degradation
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