Photodegradation applied to the treatment of phenol and derived substances catalyzed by TiO2/BiPO4 and biological toxicity analysis
2017
Zaidan, Léa Elias Mendes Carneiro | de Lima Sales, Renata Vitória | de Almeida Salgado, Júlia Barbosa | da Silva, Ana Maria Ribeiro Bastos | Napoleão, Daniella Carla | Rodríguez-Díaz, Joan Manuel | Marques, Olga Martins | Benachour, Mohand | da Silva, Valdinete Lins
For this work, a phenol solution model was treated by an advanced oxidation process (AOPs), using the heterogeneous catalyst TiO₂/BiPO₄ and hydrogen peroxide combined with UVA for 240 min. An annular reactor containing a UVA lamp (80 W) was employed. A central composite rotacional design was developed employing a TiO₂/BiPO₄ concentration of 87 mg L⁻¹ and a hydrogen peroxide concentration of 1800 mg L⁻¹, being evaluated by the degradation percentage and phenol mineralization percentage as responses; 94.30 and 67.00 % were obtained for the phenol degradation and total organic carbon (TOC) conversion, respectively. The lumped kinetic model (LKM) was applied and a satisfactory profile of the residual fractions of the organic compounds present in the liquid phase as a time function with a determination coefficient (R ² = 0.9945). The toxicity tests employing microbiological species indicated that the organisms tested for the evaluation of the toxic compounds present in the contaminated samples presented a practical low cost test, rapid execution, and high sensibility as an indicator of the presence of toxic substances in liquid effluents.
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