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Influence Of MnO2 On Photoactivity Of TiO2 In Photocatalytic Degradation Of Different Organic Pollutants

Posted on:2010-07-13Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J ZhangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2121360275956180Subject:Physical chemistry
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The photocatalytic oxidation technology is one of the methods in waste water treatment which is applied widely and sensitive to nocuous organic compound,has received much attention in recent years.However,it is a common phenomenon of photocatalyst deactivation in practical application;besides it is a major issue to avoid photocataly deactivation in the practical application needed to be solved pre-requisite.So the significance of studying the deactivation mechanism of photocatalysts and the effects of organics structure on photocatalytic degradation rates are important for the practical application and the development of the photocatalytic technology.Manganese is one of common elements in earth crust.Manganese element exists widely in earth crust and natural water with the form of combination.It was known that different organic structures caused different degree of inhibition effects with the presence of certain MnO2.The results of this dissertation are as following:(1) According to the methods which were provided of literature,the MnO2 of three crystal types(α-MnO2,β-MnO2 andδ-MnO2) were prepared that exists widely in the earth crust.The crystal structures and form of MnO2 were characterized by XRD and SEM.(2) With the light of UV365/70W and the initial pH 6.0,the influences of MnO2 with different crystal about the photocatalytic activity of TiO2 have been studied respectively by the experimentation of the aniline degraded.By the results,we know that the MnO2 in a trace amount of different crystalline can depress the activity of TiO2,especially the poisoning effect ofδ-MnO2 was the most obvious when it was mixed with TiO2 photocatalysts.The inhibitory effects with the different crystalline MnO2 are various and it is in the order:δ-MnO2>α-MnO2>β-MnO2.According to HPLC,it was found that although the degradation mechanism of aniline was unchanged,the elementary reactions of forming intermediate products were inhibited by the presence of MnO2.(3) The samples have been studied with the DRS and PL to analyze the mechanism of MnO2 inhibitory effect on the photocatalytic activity of TiO2 according to the thermodynamic analysis of semiconductor oxide.At the contact interface of MnO2/TiO2,it is formed for heterojunction and changes the chemical state of Ti4+ and O2- in the crystalline phase of TiO2. On the side,the band gap of TiO2 was increased and the capacity of UV absorption was decreased of TiO2 with the presence of MnO2.As the impurity of deep subband energy levels,it is accelerated that the photoinduced electron-hole pairs recombination.Because of these factors,the reasons were known that TiO2 photoeatalytic activity was inhibited of MnO2.(4) With the light of UV365/70W and initial pH 6.0,the relationship has been investigated between the photocatalytic biodegradation rate of aniline,benzoic acid and their derivatives and organics structure.The results showed that the degradation rate was related to the electronic density of benzene ring.Moreover,the electronic density of benzene ring was different with substituting groups and substituting position.The larger electronic density of benzene ring,the more favorable of the reaction processes,vice versa.(5) With the light of UV365/70W and the initial pH 6.0,the influences of MnO2 with different crystal about the photocatalytic activity of TiO2 have been studied respectively by the experimentation of the aniline,benzoic acid and their derivatives degraded.With the results,it was known that the MnO2 with a trace amount of different crystalline can markedly depress the activity of TiO2.The inhibitory effects with the different crystalline MnO2 are various and it is in the order:δ-MnO2>α-MnO2>β-MnO2.Inhibitory effect of homogeneous crystalline of MnO2 was different with organics structure.Inhibitory effect of MnO2 on the photocatalytic activity of TiO2 is weak in the process of photocatalytic degradation of p-chloroaniline and m-chloroaniline.
Keywords/Search Tags:TiO2, Photocatalysis, MnO2, Inhibitory effect, Aniline, Benzoic acid, Derivative, Electronic density
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