Chlorination has been intensively investigated for use in water disinfection and pollutant elimination due to its efficacy and convenience;however,the generation and transportation of chlorine and hypochlorite are ene...Chlorination has been intensively investigated for use in water disinfection and pollutant elimination due to its efficacy and convenience;however,the generation and transportation of chlorine and hypochlorite are energy-consuming and complicated.In this study,a novel binary photosensitizer consisting of anthraquinone-2-sulfonate(AQ2S)and graphene was synthesized via a p-p stack adsorption method;this compound could allow for the chlorination of organic pollutants using on-site chlorine generation.In this photosensitive degradation process,sulfapyridine(SPY)was selected as a model pollutant and was decomposed by the reactive species(Cl2-,Cland O2-)generated during the photosensitive oxidation of chloride.The synthesized AQ2S/graphene exhibited superior activity,and the degradation rate of SPY was over 90%after 12 h of visible light irradiation with a kinetic constant of 0.2034h1.Results show that 20 mg AQ2S/GR at a 21%weight percentage of AQ2S in a pH 7 SPY solution with 1 mol/L Clachieved the highest kinetics rate at 0.353 h1.Free radical trapping experiments demonstrated that Cl2-and O2-were the dominant species involved in SPY decomposition under solar light.The reusability and stability of this composite were verified by conducting a cycle experiment over five successive runs.The capacity of photodegradation still remained over 90%after these 5 runs.The current study provides an energyefficient and simple-operational approach for water phase SPY control.展开更多
基金This work was supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2019YFD1100204)the National Nature Science Foundation of China(No.51778175)the Research and Application of Treatment Technology for High Concentration and Refractory Wastewater(Printing and Dyeing,Pharmaceutical,Chemical)GJSZ2021030907-YF.We gratefully acknowledge supports from Heilongjiang Province touyan team.
文摘Chlorination has been intensively investigated for use in water disinfection and pollutant elimination due to its efficacy and convenience;however,the generation and transportation of chlorine and hypochlorite are energy-consuming and complicated.In this study,a novel binary photosensitizer consisting of anthraquinone-2-sulfonate(AQ2S)and graphene was synthesized via a p-p stack adsorption method;this compound could allow for the chlorination of organic pollutants using on-site chlorine generation.In this photosensitive degradation process,sulfapyridine(SPY)was selected as a model pollutant and was decomposed by the reactive species(Cl2-,Cland O2-)generated during the photosensitive oxidation of chloride.The synthesized AQ2S/graphene exhibited superior activity,and the degradation rate of SPY was over 90%after 12 h of visible light irradiation with a kinetic constant of 0.2034h1.Results show that 20 mg AQ2S/GR at a 21%weight percentage of AQ2S in a pH 7 SPY solution with 1 mol/L Clachieved the highest kinetics rate at 0.353 h1.Free radical trapping experiments demonstrated that Cl2-and O2-were the dominant species involved in SPY decomposition under solar light.The reusability and stability of this composite were verified by conducting a cycle experiment over five successive runs.The capacity of photodegradation still remained over 90%after these 5 runs.The current study provides an energyefficient and simple-operational approach for water phase SPY control.
