Cobalt oxyhydroxide(CoOOH)has been turned out to be a high-efficiency catalyst for peroxymonosulfate(PMS)activation.In this study,CoOOH was loaded on bismuth oxide(Bi_(2)O_(3))using a facile chemical precipitation pro...Cobalt oxyhydroxide(CoOOH)has been turned out to be a high-efficiency catalyst for peroxymonosulfate(PMS)activation.In this study,CoOOH was loaded on bismuth oxide(Bi_(2)O_(3))using a facile chemical precipitation process to improve its catalytic activity and stability.The result showed that the catalytic performance on the 2,4-dichlorophenol(2,4-DCP)degradation was significantly enhanced with only 11 wt%Bi_(2)O_(3)loading.The degradation rate in the CoOOH@Bi_(2)O_(3)/PMS system(0.2011 min−1)was nearly 6.0 times higher than that in the CoOOH/PMS system(0.0337 min−1).Furthermore,CoOOH@Bi_(2)O_(3)displayed better stability with less Co ions leaching(16.4%lower than CoOOH)in the PMS system.These phenomena were attributed to the Bi_(2)O_(3)loading which significantly increased the conductivity and specific surface area of the CoOOH@Bi_(2)O_(3)composite.Faster electron transfer facilitated the redox reaction of Co(III)/Co(II)and thus was more favorable for reactive oxygen species(ROS)generation.Meanwhile,larger specific surface area furnished more active sites for PMS activation.More importantly,there were both non-radical(^(1)O_(2))and radicals(SO_(4)^(−)•,O_(2)^(−)•,and OH•)in the CoOOH@Bi_(2)O_(3)/PMS system and^(1)O_(2)was the dominant one.In general,this study provided a simple and practical strategy to enhance the catalytic activity and stability of cobalt oxyhydroxide in the PMS system.展开更多
Ascorbic acid（AA） serves as a key coenzyme in many metabolic pathways. Enough daily AA supplements from different dietary sources are the only way for human to maintain their AA levels in body.Determination of AA co...Ascorbic acid（AA） serves as a key coenzyme in many metabolic pathways. Enough daily AA supplements from different dietary sources are the only way for human to maintain their AA levels in body.Determination of AA content in different foods guides to build healthy diet, which is of great biomedical significance. Hence, developing a highly selective and instantaneous fluorescent nanoprobe for the detection of AA in biological samples is highly needed. Here we present a novel turn-on fluorescent nanoprobe using lanthanide-doped upconversion nanoparticles（UCNPs） and cobalt oxyhydroxide（Co OOH） nanoflakes for monitoring AA in fruit samples. In this nanosystem, the UCNPs can be adsorbed onto the Co OOH nanoflakes, leading to a remarkable fluorescence decrease through Fo？rster resonance energy transfer. Furthermore, the AA could trigger the disassembly of the Co OOH to liberate the upconverted fluorescence. The UCNPs-based nanoprobe can provide an effective platform for highly selective and rapid detection of AA in biological samples.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (22272047, 21905088, and 22102155)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (2021M692909 and 2022T150587)the Provincial Natural Science Foundation of Hunan (2022JJ10006)。
基金The present work was funded by the Natural Science Foundation of Jilin Provincial Science&Technology Department(Grant No.20180101081JC,20200403034SFthe Science and Technology Project of the Education Department of Jilin Province(Grant No.JJKH20190125KJ).Besides,we would thank to the supervision of Professor Wei Feng from Jilin University for this work.
文摘Cobalt oxyhydroxide(CoOOH)has been turned out to be a high-efficiency catalyst for peroxymonosulfate(PMS)activation.In this study,CoOOH was loaded on bismuth oxide(Bi_(2)O_(3))using a facile chemical precipitation process to improve its catalytic activity and stability.The result showed that the catalytic performance on the 2,4-dichlorophenol(2,4-DCP)degradation was significantly enhanced with only 11 wt%Bi_(2)O_(3)loading.The degradation rate in the CoOOH@Bi_(2)O_(3)/PMS system(0.2011 min−1)was nearly 6.0 times higher than that in the CoOOH/PMS system(0.0337 min−1).Furthermore,CoOOH@Bi_(2)O_(3)displayed better stability with less Co ions leaching(16.4%lower than CoOOH)in the PMS system.These phenomena were attributed to the Bi_(2)O_(3)loading which significantly increased the conductivity and specific surface area of the CoOOH@Bi_(2)O_(3)composite.Faster electron transfer facilitated the redox reaction of Co(III)/Co(II)and thus was more favorable for reactive oxygen species(ROS)generation.Meanwhile,larger specific surface area furnished more active sites for PMS activation.More importantly,there were both non-radical(^(1)O_(2))and radicals(SO_(4)^(−)•,O_(2)^(−)•,and OH•)in the CoOOH@Bi_(2)O_(3)/PMS system and^(1)O_(2)was the dominant one.In general,this study provided a simple and practical strategy to enhance the catalytic activity and stability of cobalt oxyhydroxide in the PMS system.
基金supported by 973 Program (No. 2013CB933800) National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 21390411, 21535004, 21422505, 21375081)Natural Science Foundation for Distinguished Young Scholars of Shandong Province (No. JQ201503)
文摘Ascorbic acid（AA） serves as a key coenzyme in many metabolic pathways. Enough daily AA supplements from different dietary sources are the only way for human to maintain their AA levels in body.Determination of AA content in different foods guides to build healthy diet, which is of great biomedical significance. Hence, developing a highly selective and instantaneous fluorescent nanoprobe for the detection of AA in biological samples is highly needed. Here we present a novel turn-on fluorescent nanoprobe using lanthanide-doped upconversion nanoparticles（UCNPs） and cobalt oxyhydroxide（Co OOH） nanoflakes for monitoring AA in fruit samples. In this nanosystem, the UCNPs can be adsorbed onto the Co OOH nanoflakes, leading to a remarkable fluorescence decrease through Fo？rster resonance energy transfer. Furthermore, the AA could trigger the disassembly of the Co OOH to liberate the upconverted fluorescence. The UCNPs-based nanoprobe can provide an effective platform for highly selective and rapid detection of AA in biological samples.
