An environmentally friendly Mn‐oxide‐supported metal‐organic framework(MOF),Mn3O4/ZIF‐8,was successfully prepared using a facile solvothermal method,with a formation mechanism proposed.The composite was characteri...An environmentally friendly Mn‐oxide‐supported metal‐organic framework(MOF),Mn3O4/ZIF‐8,was successfully prepared using a facile solvothermal method,with a formation mechanism proposed.The composite was characterized using X‐ray diffraction,scanning electron microscopy,transmission electron microscopy,X‐ray photoelectron microscopy,and Fourier‐transform infrared spectroscopy.After characterization,the MOF was used to activate peroxymonosulfate(PMS)for degradation of the refractory pollutant rhodamine B(RhB)in water.The composite prepared at a0.5:1mass ratio of Mn3O4to ZIF‐8possessed the highest catalytic activity with negligible Mn leaching.The maximum RhB degradation of approximately98%was achieved at0.4g/L0.5‐Mn/ZIF‐120,0.3g/L PMS,and10mg/L initial RhB concentration at a reaction temperature of23°C.The RhB degradation followed first‐order kinetics and was accelerated with increased0.5‐Mn/ZIF‐120and PMS dosages,decreased initial RhB concentration,and increased reaction temperature.Moreover,quenching tests indicated that?OH was the predominant radical involved in the RhB degradation;the?OH mainly originated from SO4??and,hence,PMS.Mn3O4/ZIF‐8also displayed good reusability for RhB degradation in the presence of PMS over five runs,with a RhB degradation efficiency of more than96%and Mn leaching of less than5%for each run.Based on these findings,a RhB degradation mechanism was proposed.展开更多
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China (2016YFB0700504)~~
文摘An environmentally friendly Mn‐oxide‐supported metal‐organic framework(MOF),Mn3O4/ZIF‐8,was successfully prepared using a facile solvothermal method,with a formation mechanism proposed.The composite was characterized using X‐ray diffraction,scanning electron microscopy,transmission electron microscopy,X‐ray photoelectron microscopy,and Fourier‐transform infrared spectroscopy.After characterization,the MOF was used to activate peroxymonosulfate(PMS)for degradation of the refractory pollutant rhodamine B(RhB)in water.The composite prepared at a0.5:1mass ratio of Mn3O4to ZIF‐8possessed the highest catalytic activity with negligible Mn leaching.The maximum RhB degradation of approximately98%was achieved at0.4g/L0.5‐Mn/ZIF‐120,0.3g/L PMS,and10mg/L initial RhB concentration at a reaction temperature of23°C.The RhB degradation followed first‐order kinetics and was accelerated with increased0.5‐Mn/ZIF‐120and PMS dosages,decreased initial RhB concentration,and increased reaction temperature.Moreover,quenching tests indicated that?OH was the predominant radical involved in the RhB degradation;the?OH mainly originated from SO4??and,hence,PMS.Mn3O4/ZIF‐8also displayed good reusability for RhB degradation in the presence of PMS over five runs,with a RhB degradation efficiency of more than96%and Mn leaching of less than5%for each run.Based on these findings,a RhB degradation mechanism was proposed.
