Nanoscale zero-valent iron/AC as heterogeneous Fenton catalysts in three-dimensional electrode system
2014
Zhang, Chao | Zhou, Lei | Yang, Jie | Yu, Xinmin | Jiang, Yonghai | Zhou, Minghua
In the present work, nanoscale zero-valent iron/activated carbon (NZVI/AC) was investigated as heterogeneous Fenton catalyst in three-dimensional (3D) electrode system for methyl orange (MO) degradation. Some important operating parameters such as cathodic potential, pH, and O₂flow rate were investigated, exhibiting good decolorization. The mineralization of MO was significantly improved by 20–35 % compared to two-dimensional (2D) AC system at the optimum conditions. Although the TOC removal of AC was higher than NZVI/AC due to its good adsorption capacity initially, heterogeneous Fenton catalysis played a more and more important roles in the following test. After eight runs, NZVI/AC still exhibited excellent catalytic properties with low iron leaching. Further, a relatively comprehensive mechanism of NZVI/AC as particle electrodes in 3D system was proposed.
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