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Degradation Of RhB By Photoelectrocatalytic Fenton System Based On Nanostructured Electrodes

Posted on:2009-12-07Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J P LiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2121360245957657Subject:Pesticides
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This paper illuminates the treatment of the wastewater through the physical, chemical or biologic technologies. And the paper reviews the advance oxidation processes (AOPs) in treating of wastewater in details. Photocatalytic oxidation of water contaminants is a new type of method for wastewater in recent years. It is widely and deeply studied by many people for its high photodegradation efficiency, none secondary pollution caused and the potential of utility of solar energy. Electrocatalytic oxidation is another one of advanced oxidation processes, which with the characteristic such as high utility of energy sources, simple equipment, low expenditure, easy to control automatic and none secondary pollution. So the development Photocatalytic and electrochemical oxidation in the treatment of waste water has been attracted considerable interest in recent study.The Fenton' regent was the combination of the Fe2+ and H2O2. The ability oxidation was caused the -OH produced by the reaction of Fe2+ and H2O2, The -OH can oxide the organic without selectivity. So it was used widely in the industry. But the cost of the Fenton reaction was larger than biologic technology. The large cost was binged by the consumption of Fe2+ and H2O2. We developed a novel Fenton system in this paper, in which the Fe2+ was produced by the anodic oxidation of iron foil in the anode and the H2O2 was generated in the cathode by deoxidation of H2O in the cathodic cell. In the previous studies, we designed a new air electrode based on combining the ACF and Fe@Fe2O3 core-shell nanowires synthesized by the chemical reductive method (Fe@Fe2O3/ACF), and then used as an oxygen-fed gas diffusion electrode. The resulting Fe@Fe2O3/ACF composite electrode was examined by X-ray diffraction (XRD), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), energy dispersive X-ray analysis (EDX), and transmission electron microscopy (TEM). A novel electro-Fenton (E-Fenton) system was established with the resulting gas diffusion cathode, where hydrogen peroxide was electro-generated by the reduction of O2 adsorbed on the cathode and iron ions were produced by the slow leakage of Fe@Fe2O3 nanowires, simultaneously. In addition, the impacted effect on the degradation of RhB by this novel E-Fenton systemn such as initial concentration and pH of RhB liquor, different catalysts amounts added, different Fe sources, reaction time and different voltage, were studies in details. Moreover, the possible mechanism of this E-Fenton was proposed: The H2O was deoxidized into H2O2 and the Fe2+ was formed in the solution by the reaction of Fe0 with H2O. The Fenton reaction was carried out by the Fe2+ and H2O2. The Fe3+ was deoxidized by the Fe0 and the electron of cathode. More importantly, the Fe@Fe2O3/ACF cathode was very stable and could be reused without losing its catalytic activity, suggesting its potential in the wastewater treatment.According to the research of photochemical, Photocatalytic, electrochemical technology in the treatment of waster water and our previous study of nanomaterial, we designed new double cell reaction equipment about photo-electro-chemical reaction. We used the "dip-coating" method to prepare the Bi2WO+6/ITO film electrode. In the new double cell reaction equipment, we studied the degradation of Rhodamine B (RhB) on the photoelectrocatalytic oxidation process in the different reaction condition, and studied the factor as initial concentration and pH of RhB liquor, applied potential and different electrolyte etc. We used the electrochemical method of EIS to prove the synergetic mechanism of Photocatalytic and electrochemical oxidation. The 600min circulation of the electrode was done to prove the stability of the Bi2WO6/ITO film electrode.As last, the synergetic effect of the photoelectrocatalytic oxidation of the Bi2WO6/ITO film electrode in the anodic cell and the E-Fenton oxidation of Fe@Fe2O3/ACF electrode in the cathodic cell. We calculate the efficiency of the electricity. The double cell has a higher efficiency of the electricity than the single one. The double is an effective method in using the electrocity in the electrochemical degradation. The photoelectrocatalytic and E-Fenton can reach the aim of "double cell, double effect".
Keywords/Search Tags:Electrochemical Oxidation, Electro-Fenton, Photoelectrocatalysis, Synergetic Effect, "Double Cell Double Effect"
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