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Chemosphere 2018-04-04

Comparative study of Cu-based bimetallic oxides for Fenton-like degradation of organic pollutants

Qing Wang, Yuan Ma, Shengtao Xing

文献索引:10.1016/j.chemosphere.2018.04.013

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In order to provide useful information for the rational design of effective Fenton-like catalyst, a series of Cu-based bimetallic oxides were synthesized and their Fenton-like performances for the degradation of Orange II and ciprofloxacin were compared. The structure, chemical oxidation state, surface charge property and redox ability of the catalysts were also investigated by different characterization techniques. Among them, NiCu exhibited the highest adsorption capacity towards Orange II and the highest activity for the production of radical dotOH from H2O2 decomposition, which could be attributed to its high surface area and highly positively charged surface. However, FeCu exhibited the highest activity for the degradation of Orange II. The reason might be that FeCu has more unpaired electrons and higher redox ability, thus promoting the activation of adsorbed Orange II through the electron transfer process. By contrast, NiCu exhibited the highest activity for the removal of ciprofloxacin because ciprofloxacin was mainly degraded by radical dotOH. Finally, the main degradation intermediates of Orange II and ciprofloxacin were determined by liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry.