The kinetics of aniline degradation by persulfate processes with iron（Ⅱ） activation at ambient temperature was investigated in this study.With iron（Ⅱ） as initiator,the oxidation reactions were found to follow a ...The kinetics of aniline degradation by persulfate processes with iron（Ⅱ） activation at ambient temperature was investigated in this study.With iron（Ⅱ） as initiator,the oxidation reactions were found to follow a biphasic rate phenomenon：a rapid transformation followed by a slow but sustained oxidation process.In the first 30 s,the reaction mainly relies on the persulfate-Fe^（2＋） reaction in which aniline is oxidized rapidly.After 30 s,the aniline was still oxidized but the rate of reaction tended to be slower and the rates were clearly linear-proportional.After the initial fast oxidation,the reactions appeared to follow a pseudo-first-order model.展开更多
The kinetics of heat-facilitated persulfate oxidation of p-chloroaniline（PCA） in aqueous solutions was measured at five different temperature conditions and at four different oxidant concentrations.The PCA degradati...The kinetics of heat-facilitated persulfate oxidation of p-chloroaniline（PCA） in aqueous solutions was measured at five different temperature conditions and at four different oxidant concentrations.The PCA degradation was found to follow a pseudo-first-order decay model when the persulfate was excessive.The pseudo-first-order rate constants of PCA degradation by persulfate（50 mmol/ L） at pH 7.0 are 0.12×10^-4,0.28×10^-4,0.43×10^-4,0.83×10^-4,1.32×10^-4 s^-1 at 10,20,30,40 and 50℃,respectively. Under the above reaction conditions,the reaction has activation energy of 49.97 kJ/mol.The observed rate was found to be function of temperature and oxidant concentration.Raising temperature and increasing persulfate concentration can significantly accelerate the PCA degradation.展开更多
基金supported by a grant from E.I.du Pont de Nemours and Company to Rutgers University.Partial funding wasalso provided by the Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong Province(No.9351064101000001)Science and Technology Planning Project of Guangdong Province(No.2007A020100001-13)the Key Laboratory of Environmental Protection and Eco-Remediation of Guangdong Higher Education Institutions(China)
文摘The kinetics of aniline degradation by persulfate processes with iron（Ⅱ） activation at ambient temperature was investigated in this study.With iron（Ⅱ） as initiator,the oxidation reactions were found to follow a biphasic rate phenomenon：a rapid transformation followed by a slow but sustained oxidation process.In the first 30 s,the reaction mainly relies on the persulfate-Fe^（2＋） reaction in which aniline is oxidized rapidly.After 30 s,the aniline was still oxidized but the rate of reaction tended to be slower and the rates were clearly linear-proportional.After the initial fast oxidation,the reactions appeared to follow a pseudo-first-order model.
基金supported financially by the Foundation of Science and Technology Planning Project of Guangdong Province(No2007A020100001-13)the Key Laboratory of Environmental Protection and Eco-Remediation of Guangdong Higher Education Institutions(China)
文摘The kinetics of heat-facilitated persulfate oxidation of p-chloroaniline（PCA） in aqueous solutions was measured at five different temperature conditions and at four different oxidant concentrations.The PCA degradation was found to follow a pseudo-first-order decay model when the persulfate was excessive.The pseudo-first-order rate constants of PCA degradation by persulfate（50 mmol/ L） at pH 7.0 are 0.12×10^-4,0.28×10^-4,0.43×10^-4,0.83×10^-4,1.32×10^-4 s^-1 at 10,20,30,40 and 50℃,respectively. Under the above reaction conditions,the reaction has activation energy of 49.97 kJ/mol.The observed rate was found to be function of temperature and oxidant concentration.Raising temperature and increasing persulfate concentration can significantly accelerate the PCA degradation.
