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Preparation Of H3PW12O40-TiO2/SiO2 And Study On Degradation Of Rhodamine B Solution

Posted on:2008-05-31Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:H WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2121360218452391Subject:Materials engineering
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The efficient treatment of wastewater from dyestuff industry has important practical applications. Because of the simpleness and low energy consumption, the techinic of degrading wastewater from dyestuff industry by photocatalytic way has become the hotspot. The key of this is how to prepare efficient photocatalyst.In this paper, H3PW12O40-TiO2/SiO2 catalysts are prepared by impregnation method, with the silica gel acting as the supporter of the catalysts. The structure of the catalysts was also determined by IR,TG-DTA,XRD and XPS. TiO2 in the catalysts exist as the type of anatase and the phosphotungstic acid still keep the elementary framework of the Keggin structure. In addition, the bonding action exists between TiO2 and the phosphotungstic acid.The photocatalytic activity of catalyst and the effect of some factors such as composite, dosage and the repeated times of catalyst, intensity of light, temperature and degradation environment on degradation ratio are investigated in the paper. Comparison of catalytic activities was also drawn between H3PW12O40-TiO2/SiO2 and TiO2/SiO2 under the same conditions.The results show that the high degradation ratio is obtained in ultrasonic/ ultraviolet radiation/catalyst circumstances, and the optimal composition of catalyst is 4g H3PW12O40 on 11g SiO2. The best intensity of light is 15 cm and the optimal dosage of the catalyst is 0.2 g. And it is also found that there is little influence of temperature on the degradation of rhodamine B, as there was just a little increase of degradation radio with time bying. What's more, the catalyst is repeated for 6 times after simple treatment, but the degradation radio still gets to 95.65%. Compared with TiO2 alone, H3PW12O40-TiO2 can obviously improve the ultrasonic and photocatalytic degradation ratio of rhodamine B. Because H3PW12O40, which is a more active electron supporter, effectively complete the electron transfer from TiO2 catalyst surface to O2 molecule, so a part of electron cavity compound is restrained, and then the concentration of·OH in the solution increases. As a consequence, the degradation ratio of rhodamine B is effectively improved.
Keywords/Search Tags:phosphotungstic acid, Ultrasonic, Photocatalysis, Rhodamine B
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