MIL-53(Fe) was successfully prepared and deposited on the surface carboxylated polyester(PET) fiber by an optimized conventional solvothermal or industrialized high temperature pressure exhaustion(HTPE) process to dev...MIL-53(Fe) was successfully prepared and deposited on the surface carboxylated polyester(PET) fiber by an optimized conventional solvothermal or industrialized high temperature pressure exhaustion(HTPE) process to develop a PET fiber supported MIL-53(Fe) photocatalyst(MIL-Fe@PET) for the degradation of polyvinyl alcohol(PVA) in water under light emitting diode(LED) visible irradiation. On the basis of several characterizations, MIL-Fe@PET was tested for the photocalytic ability and degradation mechanism. It was found that temperature elevation significantly enhanced the formation and deposition of MIL-53(Fe) with better photocatalytic activity. However, higher temperature than 130℃ was not in favor of its photocatalytic activity. Increasing the number of surface carboxyl groups of the modified PET fiber could cause a liner improvement in MIL-53(Fe) loading content and photocatalytic ability. High visible irradiation intensity also dramatically increased photocatalytic ability and PVA degradation efficiency of MIL-Fe@PET. Na_(2)S_(2)O_(8) was used to replace H_(2)O_(2) as electron acceptor for further promoting PVA degradation in this system. MIL-Fe@PET prepared by HTPE process showed higher MIL-53(Fe) loading content and slightly lower PVA degradation efficiency than that prepared by solvothermal process at the same conditions. These findings provided a practical strategy for the large-scale production of the supported MIL-53(Fe) as a photocatalyst in the future.展开更多
基金supported by Innovation&Pioneering Talents Plan of Jiangsu Province(No.2015-340)。
文摘MIL-53(Fe) was successfully prepared and deposited on the surface carboxylated polyester(PET) fiber by an optimized conventional solvothermal or industrialized high temperature pressure exhaustion(HTPE) process to develop a PET fiber supported MIL-53(Fe) photocatalyst(MIL-Fe@PET) for the degradation of polyvinyl alcohol(PVA) in water under light emitting diode(LED) visible irradiation. On the basis of several characterizations, MIL-Fe@PET was tested for the photocalytic ability and degradation mechanism. It was found that temperature elevation significantly enhanced the formation and deposition of MIL-53(Fe) with better photocatalytic activity. However, higher temperature than 130℃ was not in favor of its photocatalytic activity. Increasing the number of surface carboxyl groups of the modified PET fiber could cause a liner improvement in MIL-53(Fe) loading content and photocatalytic ability. High visible irradiation intensity also dramatically increased photocatalytic ability and PVA degradation efficiency of MIL-Fe@PET. Na_(2)S_(2)O_(8) was used to replace H_(2)O_(2) as electron acceptor for further promoting PVA degradation in this system. MIL-Fe@PET prepared by HTPE process showed higher MIL-53(Fe) loading content and slightly lower PVA degradation efficiency than that prepared by solvothermal process at the same conditions. These findings provided a practical strategy for the large-scale production of the supported MIL-53(Fe) as a photocatalyst in the future.
