In this study,the environmentally friendly precursor,tartaric acid(TA),was employed for the generation of CO_(2)anion radical(CO_(2)^(·-))in an advanced UV/TA/Fe^(3+)system to reduce the hazardous NO_(2)^(-)-N in...In this study,the environmentally friendly precursor,tartaric acid(TA),was employed for the generation of CO_(2)anion radical(CO_(2)^(·-))in an advanced UV/TA/Fe^(3+)system to reduce the hazardous NO_(2)^(-)-N in wastewater.To optimize this process,various factors,including the dosage of Fe^(3+),TA,and p H,were systematically investigated for their impact on the reduction process.Under the conditions of 3 mmol/L Fe^(3+)dosage,10 mmol/L TA dosage,and a pH of 2.5,NO_(2)^(-)-N was effectively removed from the water within 60 min,selectively transformed into N_(2),with a remarkable N_(2)selectivity of 91.2%.In the optimal conditions,the NO_(2)^(-)-N reduction mechanism in the UV/TA/Fe^(3+)system and the critical role of CO_(2)^(·-)were illustrated.Finally,this study explored the reduction of real nitrified seawater using the UV/TA/Fe^(3+)system.The results demonstrated that the UV/TA/Fe^(3+)system could completely eliminate NO_(2)^(-)-N and achieve a N_(2)selectivity of up to 90%,with minimal interference from coexisting ions.This work holds promising implications for the environmentally benign treatment of nitrite-polluted wastewater.展开更多
基金financially supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.22208081)Central Guidance on Local Science and Technology Development Fund of Hebei Province(No.226Z3102G)Fundamental Research Funds of Hebei University of Technology(No.JBKYTD2001)。
文摘In this study,the environmentally friendly precursor,tartaric acid(TA),was employed for the generation of CO_(2)anion radical(CO_(2)^(·-))in an advanced UV/TA/Fe^(3+)system to reduce the hazardous NO_(2)^(-)-N in wastewater.To optimize this process,various factors,including the dosage of Fe^(3+),TA,and p H,were systematically investigated for their impact on the reduction process.Under the conditions of 3 mmol/L Fe^(3+)dosage,10 mmol/L TA dosage,and a pH of 2.5,NO_(2)^(-)-N was effectively removed from the water within 60 min,selectively transformed into N_(2),with a remarkable N_(2)selectivity of 91.2%.In the optimal conditions,the NO_(2)^(-)-N reduction mechanism in the UV/TA/Fe^(3+)system and the critical role of CO_(2)^(·-)were illustrated.Finally,this study explored the reduction of real nitrified seawater using the UV/TA/Fe^(3+)system.The results demonstrated that the UV/TA/Fe^(3+)system could completely eliminate NO_(2)^(-)-N and achieve a N_(2)selectivity of up to 90%,with minimal interference from coexisting ions.This work holds promising implications for the environmentally benign treatment of nitrite-polluted wastewater.
