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Modified Design Based On Sheet Bi2WO6 And Reseach On Its Photodegradetion Of Phenolic Wastewater

Posted on:2021-01-04Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:M Y LiuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2381330611488280Subject:Chemical Engineering and Technology
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With the rapid development of society,environmental pollution and energy problems have followed one after another,and people are urgently seeking an energy-saving and effective solution to environmental pollution problems.Compared with traditional technologies for solving environmental pollution problems,photocatalytic technology is a green technology that can solve pollution problems with the help of abundant solar energy in nature.Among many photocatalysts,Bi2WO6 has attracted wide attention of researchers due to its excellent photocatalytic efficiency,good stability and non-toxicity.In this paper,based on Bi2WO6,the semiconductor modification of Bi2WO6 is studied.The degradation of phenolic pollutants and the photocatalytic mechanism are discussed,and a Z-type heterojunction scheme is constructed to suppress the recombination of photogenerated electron holes.The specific research contents are as follows:?1?CuO/CNT/Bi2WO6 was synthesized by hydrothermal impregnation method using Bi2WO6 as a matrix.The effect of different ratios of CuO and Bi2WO6on the degradation performance was studied.As a result,the degradation effect of 3%CuO/CNT/Bi2WO6 on phenol is best.We have analyzed the material's micro-morphology,optical characteristics,and photocatalytic mechanism.The results show that the light absorption range becomes wider after doping CuO and CNT.The sandwich structure is formed by connecting two semiconductors with carbon nanotubes.It can form a Z-shaped heterostructure that makes the photo-generated holes of Bi2WO6 easier to play a role.With the cooperation of H2O2,CuO/CNT/Bi2WO6 can degrade phenol by 93%.?2?Using Bi2WO6 as a matrix,porous ZnO/Bi2WO6 was prepared by a combination of hydrothermal method and calcination.The effect of catalysts with different mass ratios on the degradation performance of phenols was tested.The best mass ratio was obtained by comparing the degradation rates.The degradation of phenol by?1:1?ZnO/Bi2WO6 can reach 99.3%.By studying the morphology,optical properties and element interactions of the catalyst,it can be concluded that the Z-type heterojunction structure is formed between ZnO and Bi2WO6 through Zn-O-W bonding.The Z-scheme structure is retained the conduction band potential of ZnO and the valence band holes of Bi2WO6.The large plate-like structure exposes more active sites and shortens the path of photo-generated holes and electrons transfer so that photo-generated holes participate in the reaction more effectively.?3?Using Bi2WO6 as a matrix,ZnTiO3/Bi2WO6 photocatalysts with different molar ratios were synthesized by a two-step calcination hydrothermal method.The morphology and element interactions of photocatalyst were studied.It can be seen that ZnTiO3/Bi2WO6 is formed by many cluster-like pieces attached on a large square.This structure can form a heterostructure to effectively separate photo-generated carriers.The optimal ratio of phenol degradation was tested by changing the molar ratio of ZnTiO3.The molar ratio of?1.5:1?ZnTiO3/Bi2WO6 has the best degradation performance.The cyclic degradation experiment also verified the stability of the photocatalyst.It is inferred from the quencher experiments that the photocatalytic degradation mechanism of ZnTiO3/Bi2WO6 is a Z-type heterojunction mechanism.This study is dedicated to semiconductor modification using Bi2WO6 as the substrate.The modified photocatalyst forms a Z-type heterojunction between semiconductors to enhance its photocatalytic redox capacity.We have further studied the effects of morphology and band structure of photocatalysts on the photocatalytic degradation of phenol wastewater.It provides a feasible solution for the control of environmental pollution and the effective use of energy.
Keywords/Search Tags:Phenolic wastewater, Photocatalyst, Bi2WO6, modification, Z-type heterojunction, sheet catalyst
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