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Study on the influence factors of the photocatalysis degradation of Humic Acid 被引量:1

Study on the influence factors of the photocatalysis degradation of Humic Acid
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摘要 The effects of Humic Acid (HA) concentration,pH value and aeration on the photocatalysis degradation of HA by the silica gel supported TiO2 were studied.Moreover,the effect of aeration on the generation of hydroxyl radicals are investigated.The experimental results indicated that the hydroxyl radicals are generated during the photocatalysis process.The generation of hydroxyl radicals is increasing linearly with the reaction time,approximately.Moreover,the generation rate of hydroxyl under the condition of aeration is 1.57 times of that under the condition without aeration,which is the main influent factor on the reaction rate.Therefore,the reaction rate constant with and without aeration is 0.012 min-1 and 0.0063 min-1,respectively.The degradation rate decreases when the initial HA concentration increases,which is due to that more TiO2 active sites are occupied by HA when the HA concentration is higher.Moreover,HA can absorb large amount of photons,which can prevent those available photons to arrive at the activate TiO2 particles.The degradation rate decreases when increasing pH value,which is due to that the adsorption of HA on the TiO2 particles is weakened and not benefit for the degradation process of HA. The effects of Humic Acid (HA) concentration, pH value and aeration on the photocatalysis degradation of HA by the silica gel supported TiO2 were studied. Moreover, the effect of aeration on the generation of hydroxyl radicals are investigated. The experimental results indicated that the hydroxyl radicals are generated during the photocatalysis process. The generation of hydroxyl radicals is increasing linearly with the reaction time, approximately. Moreover, the generation rate of hydroxyl under the condition of aeration is 1.57 times of that under the condition without aeration, which is the main influent factor on the reaction rate. Therefore, the reaction rate constant with and without aeration is 0. 012 min^-1 and 0. 0063 min^-1 , respectively. The degrada- tion rate decreases when the initial HA concentration increases, which is due to that more TiO2 active sites are occupied by HA when the HA concentration is higher. Moreover, HA can absorb large amount of photons, which can prevent those available photons to arrive at the activate TiO2 particles. The degradation rate decreases when increasing pH value, which is due to that the adsorption of HA on the TiO2 particles is weakened and not benefit for the degradation process of HA.
出处 《Journal of Harbin Institute of Technology(New Series)》 EI CAS 2011年第3期91-94,共4页 哈尔滨工业大学学报(英文版)
基金 Sponsored by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities (Grant No. 2009BO1614) the Ministry of Water Resources' Special Funds for Scientific Research on Public Causes(Grant No. 201101052) the Natural Found of Hohai University(Grant No. 2009423311)
关键词 PHOTOCATALYSIS Humic Acid hydroxyl radicals AERATION TA photocatalysis Humic Acid hydroxyl radicals aeration TA
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