Fenton's reagent was employed to treat the wastewater containing RDX.The effects of FeSO4 concentration,H2O2 concentration,pH value,reaction time,temperature and initial COD of wastewater on residual COD of wastew...Fenton's reagent was employed to treat the wastewater containing RDX.The effects of FeSO4 concentration,H2O2 concentration,pH value,reaction time,temperature and initial COD of wastewater on residual COD of wastewater were investigated.The results show that the optimum FeSO4 concentration and pH are 700 mg/L and 2.5,respectively,and the residual COD of wastewater decreases with the rise in H2O2 concentration,but increases with the rise in temperature.After Fenton's reagent treatment,the initial COD of less than 874 mg/L wastewater can meet effluent standard.Under conditions of 100 mg/L H2O2,437 mg/L initial COD and 15 ℃ temperature,the lowest residual COD is obtained at 83.80 mg/L in 5 min.展开更多
Gaskets are applied in PEMFCs（proton exchange membrane fuel cells） to keep reactant gases and liquid within their respective regions, which are of great significance for the both sealing and electrochemical performa...Gaskets are applied in PEMFCs（proton exchange membrane fuel cells） to keep reactant gases and liquid within their respective regions, which are of great significance for the both sealing and electrochemical performance of fuel cells during the long-term operation. In this study, the degradation of silicone rubbers, often selected as seals in PEMFCs, in Fenton＇s reagents with different H_2O_2 concentrations was investigated. The changes in chemical properties, mechanical behavior and surface morphology of the samples were studied before and after exposure to the test environment over time. It is found that increasing H_2O_2 concentration will degrade the rubbers more severely. The experimental results elucidate the degradation mechanism of silicone rubbers in Fenton＇s reagents and the influence of H_2O_2 in the degradation process.展开更多
The degradation of ortho-chlorophenol using Fenton＇s reagent was studied by chemiluminescence （CL）. Without a special CL reagent, a weak CL emission from the mixture of ferrous ion and hydrogen peroxide was observe...The degradation of ortho-chlorophenol using Fenton＇s reagent was studied by chemiluminescence （CL）. Without a special CL reagent, a weak CL emission from the mixture of ferrous ion and hydrogen peroxide was observed at room temperature. The CL intensity was increased by the addition of ortho-chlorophenol into the mixed solution. When the temperature was raised to 65°C, the CL intensity was enhanced strongly. The CL mechanisms for the system H2O2-Fe2＋ with and without ortho-chlorophenol were studied by examining the CL spectrum, gas chromatography-mass spectrometry and electron spin resonance spectrum. The effects of various free radical scavengers, surfactants and fluorescence compounds on the CL intensity were also investigated. A self-catalytic oxidation mechanism was proposed. The results showed that singlet oxygen was the main emitter for the system H2O2-Fe2＋. The strong CL from the system H2O2-Fe2＋-ortho-chlorophenol was due to singlet oxygen and electronically excited quinone. The benzenediol-like intermediate product formed during the phenol oxidation process greatly promoted the Fenton＇s reaction and led to higher CL intensity. Chemiluninescence is a novel approach for the investigation of the oxidation of some organic pollutants by Fenton＇s reagent.展开更多
The degradation of partially hydrolyzed polyacrylamide(HPAM) found in alkaline/surfactant/polymer flooding sewage was investigated using Fenton-type reagents. Different Fenton reagent treatments for HPAM degradation w...The degradation of partially hydrolyzed polyacrylamide(HPAM) found in alkaline/surfactant/polymer flooding sewage was investigated using Fenton-type reagents. Different Fenton reagent treatments for HPAM degradation were compared. The effects of pH, hydrogen peroxide(H_(2)O_(2)), ferrous ion(Fe^(2+)), and tartaric ion(C_(4)H_(4)O_(6)^(2-)) concentrations were studied. The degradation reaction occurred within a wide range of pH(3–9). The HPAM degradation performance of photo-Fenton processes using solar light and UV were compared with that of the Fenton process. The degradation rate was found to be strongly dependent on the H_(2)O_(2)/Fe^(2+)/C_(4)H_(4)O_(6)^(2-)molar ratio. The HPAM degradation efficiency was 90%, and the chemical oxygen demand removal efficiency was 85%. HPAM could be degraded into a compound with a lower molecular weight, but it was difficult to achieve complete mineralization to CO_(2). The presence of intermediate products hindered further oxidation in the Fenton process.展开更多
基金Sponsored by National Nature Science Foundation of China (20476010)
文摘Fenton's reagent was employed to treat the wastewater containing RDX.The effects of FeSO4 concentration,H2O2 concentration,pH value,reaction time,temperature and initial COD of wastewater on residual COD of wastewater were investigated.The results show that the optimum FeSO4 concentration and pH are 700 mg/L and 2.5,respectively,and the residual COD of wastewater decreases with the rise in H2O2 concentration,but increases with the rise in temperature.After Fenton's reagent treatment,the initial COD of less than 874 mg/L wastewater can meet effluent standard.Under conditions of 100 mg/L H2O2,437 mg/L initial COD and 15 ℃ temperature,the lowest residual COD is obtained at 83.80 mg/L in 5 min.
基金the Natural Science Foundation of China(No.21476178)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(WUT:2015IVA059)
文摘Gaskets are applied in PEMFCs（proton exchange membrane fuel cells） to keep reactant gases and liquid within their respective regions, which are of great significance for the both sealing and electrochemical performance of fuel cells during the long-term operation. In this study, the degradation of silicone rubbers, often selected as seals in PEMFCs, in Fenton＇s reagents with different H_2O_2 concentrations was investigated. The changes in chemical properties, mechanical behavior and surface morphology of the samples were studied before and after exposure to the test environment over time. It is found that increasing H_2O_2 concentration will degrade the rubbers more severely. The experimental results elucidate the degradation mechanism of silicone rubbers in Fenton＇s reagents and the influence of H_2O_2 in the degradation process.
基金supported by the National Key Technology R & D Program of China (No. 2007AA09210107)
文摘The degradation of ortho-chlorophenol using Fenton＇s reagent was studied by chemiluminescence （CL）. Without a special CL reagent, a weak CL emission from the mixture of ferrous ion and hydrogen peroxide was observed at room temperature. The CL intensity was increased by the addition of ortho-chlorophenol into the mixed solution. When the temperature was raised to 65°C, the CL intensity was enhanced strongly. The CL mechanisms for the system H2O2-Fe2＋ with and without ortho-chlorophenol were studied by examining the CL spectrum, gas chromatography-mass spectrometry and electron spin resonance spectrum. The effects of various free radical scavengers, surfactants and fluorescence compounds on the CL intensity were also investigated. A self-catalytic oxidation mechanism was proposed. The results showed that singlet oxygen was the main emitter for the system H2O2-Fe2＋. The strong CL from the system H2O2-Fe2＋-ortho-chlorophenol was due to singlet oxygen and electronically excited quinone. The benzenediol-like intermediate product formed during the phenol oxidation process greatly promoted the Fenton＇s reaction and led to higher CL intensity. Chemiluninescence is a novel approach for the investigation of the oxidation of some organic pollutants by Fenton＇s reagent.
基金the Northeast Petroleum University Youth Science Foundation (No. 2019QNL-35)Guiding Science and Technology Plan Project of Daqing (No. zd-2021-39)。
文摘The degradation of partially hydrolyzed polyacrylamide(HPAM) found in alkaline/surfactant/polymer flooding sewage was investigated using Fenton-type reagents. Different Fenton reagent treatments for HPAM degradation were compared. The effects of pH, hydrogen peroxide(H_(2)O_(2)), ferrous ion(Fe^(2+)), and tartaric ion(C_(4)H_(4)O_(6)^(2-)) concentrations were studied. The degradation reaction occurred within a wide range of pH(3–9). The HPAM degradation performance of photo-Fenton processes using solar light and UV were compared with that of the Fenton process. The degradation rate was found to be strongly dependent on the H_(2)O_(2)/Fe^(2+)/C_(4)H_(4)O_(6)^(2-)molar ratio. The HPAM degradation efficiency was 90%, and the chemical oxygen demand removal efficiency was 85%. HPAM could be degraded into a compound with a lower molecular weight, but it was difficult to achieve complete mineralization to CO_(2). The presence of intermediate products hindered further oxidation in the Fenton process.
