Long, Yangke published the artcilePeroxymonosulfate activation for pollutants degradation by Fe-N-codoped carbonaceous catalyst: Structure-dependent performance and mechanism insight, Related Products of piperidines, the publication is Chemical Engineering Journal (Amsterdam, Netherlands) (2019), 542-552, database is CAplus.
In this study, Fe-N-codoped carbonaceous catalysts (Fe-N-C-x) with different structures including one-dimensional carbon nanotubes (1D CNTs) and two-dimensional porous carbon sheets (2D NC) to three-dimensional carbon nanotubes/porous carbon sheets composites (3D CNTs/NC) were systematically synthesized and applied as peroxymonosulfate (PMS) activators. It was found that the Fe-N-C-x catalysts exhibited structure-dependent catalytic performance, following the order of 2D NC > 3D CNTs/NC > 1D CNTs, and also substrate-dependent degradation performance that the reaction kinetics varied greatly for different organic pollutants. Benefiting from the unique structure characteristic and high d. of active sites, 2D Fe-N-C-1 showed far superior catalytic performance than the generally used carbocatalysts with negligible Fe leaching. Besides, various influential factors affecting the catalytic performance were systematically investigated. Fe-N-C-1 showed high catalytic efficiencies toward a broad spectrum of organic pollutants, and it was confirmed that both radical and non-radical degradation pathways existed during pollutants degradation The competitive radical quenching tests and ESR measurements verified that the superoxide anion radical (OA·-2) was the primary reactive oxidized species for degradation of p-chlorophenol (4-CP). The chronoamperometry anal. demonstrated that Fe-N-C-1 facilitated the electron transfer from 4-CP to PMS, resulting in the degradation of 4-CP through a non-radical mechanism. Our result not only reveals the structure-dependent PMS activation performance of transition-metal and nitrogen codoped carbocatalysts but also provides solid evidence that the defect-rich carbon materials with amorphous carbon and partial graphitic structure also favor the electron transfer mechanism.
Chemical Engineering Journal (Amsterdam, Netherlands) published new progress about 826-36-8. 826-36-8 belongs to piperidines, auxiliary class Natural product, name is 2,2,6,6-Tetramethylpiperidin-4-one, and the molecular formula is C9H17NO, Related Products of piperidines.
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