The Unique Fe 3 Mo 3 N Structure Bestowed Efficient Fenton-Like Performance of the Iron-Based Catalysts: The Double Enhancement of Radicals and Nonradicals.
Zhen LiuRuidian SuFei XuXing XuBaoyu GaoQian LiPublished in: Advanced materials (Deerfield Beach, Fla.) (2024)
Iron-based catalysts are widely used in Fenton-like water pollution control technology due to their high efficiency, but their practical applications are limited by complex preparation conditions and strong blockage of Fe 2+ /Fe 3+ cycle during the reaction. Here, a new iron-molybdenum bimetallic carbon-based catalyst is designed and synthesized using cellulose hydrogel for adsorption of Fe and Mo bimetals as a template, and the effective iron cycle in water treatment is realized. The integrated materials (Fe 2.5 Mo@CNs) with "catalytic/cocatalytic" performance have higher Fenton-like activation properties and universality than the equivalent quantity iron-carbon-based composite catalysts (Fe@CNs). Through the different characterization methods, experimental verifications and theoretical calculations show that the unique Fe 3 Mo 3 N structure promotes the adsorption of persulfate and reduces the energy barrier of the reaction, further completing the double enhancement of radicals (such as SO 4 · - ) and nonradicals ( 1 O 2 and electron transport process). The integrated "catalytic/cocatalytic" combined material is expected to provide a new promotion strategy for Fenton-like water pollution control.
Keyphrases
- metal organic framework
- aqueous solution
- visible light
- hydrogen peroxide
- highly efficient
- wastewater treatment
- heavy metals
- high efficiency
- risk assessment
- iron deficiency
- drug delivery
- particulate matter
- ionic liquid
- high resolution
- health risk assessment
- molecular dynamics simulations
- climate change
- density functional theory
- hyaluronic acid
- electron microscopy
- reduced graphene oxide