This study used nitrobenzene as the simulated pollutant to study the effects of common inorganic sodium salts and organics on nitrobenzene degradation by O_3/H_2O_2 in high-gravity fields. The experiment results showe...This study used nitrobenzene as the simulated pollutant to study the effects of common inorganic sodium salts and organics on nitrobenzene degradation by O_3/H_2O_2 in high-gravity fields. The experiment results showed that the highgravity technology could increase the nitrobenzene removal rate by improving the ozone transfer efficiency and ozone dissolution. Coexisting substances had different effects on the degradation kinetics of nitrobenzene in high-gravity fields. Among such substances, Na_2CO_3, NaOH, Na_3PO_4, and NaNO_3 accelerated the removal of nitrobenzene. The main action principle of nitrobenzene degradation by O_3/H_2O_2 is that the additives can increase the pH value of the solution, stimulate ozonolysis, generate hydroxyl radicals(·OH), and improve oxidation efficiency. By contrast, NaCl, NaHCO_3, NaHSO_4, ethanol(C_2H_5OH), acetic acid(CH_3COOH), formic acid(HCOOH), and tert-butyl alcohol(TBA) inhibited nitrobenzene removal. When NaHCO_3, CH_3COOH, or HCOOH were added, the pH value of the solution decreased and free radical chain reactions were hindered. However, NaCl, NaHCO_3, C_2H_5OH, and TBA consumed ·OH radicals and inhibited nitrobenzene removal.展开更多
基金supported by the Natural Science Foundation of China(21206153,U1610106)the Excellent Youth Science and Technology Foundation of Province Shanxi of China(2014021007)the Program for the Outstanding Innovative Teams of Higher Learning Institutions of Shanxi(201316)
文摘This study used nitrobenzene as the simulated pollutant to study the effects of common inorganic sodium salts and organics on nitrobenzene degradation by O_3/H_2O_2 in high-gravity fields. The experiment results showed that the highgravity technology could increase the nitrobenzene removal rate by improving the ozone transfer efficiency and ozone dissolution. Coexisting substances had different effects on the degradation kinetics of nitrobenzene in high-gravity fields. Among such substances, Na_2CO_3, NaOH, Na_3PO_4, and NaNO_3 accelerated the removal of nitrobenzene. The main action principle of nitrobenzene degradation by O_3/H_2O_2 is that the additives can increase the pH value of the solution, stimulate ozonolysis, generate hydroxyl radicals(·OH), and improve oxidation efficiency. By contrast, NaCl, NaHCO_3, NaHSO_4, ethanol(C_2H_5OH), acetic acid(CH_3COOH), formic acid(HCOOH), and tert-butyl alcohol(TBA) inhibited nitrobenzene removal. When NaHCO_3, CH_3COOH, or HCOOH were added, the pH value of the solution decreased and free radical chain reactions were hindered. However, NaCl, NaHCO_3, C_2H_5OH, and TBA consumed ·OH radicals and inhibited nitrobenzene removal.
