Micro-sized TiO2 catalyst in powder form and as coating on porcelain grès tile for the photodegradation of phenol as model pollutant for water phase

L. Claudia, M. Stucchi, C. Pirola, G. Cerrato, S. Morandi, B. Sacchi, S. Vitali, A. Michele, V. Capucci
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In presence of TiO2 and irradiation, phenol can be degraded by hydroxyl radicals or directly via photogenerated carriers, as occurs in photocalytic processes. In this work a commercial micro-sized TiO2 sample in powder form and industrially coated on porcelain grès tiles were tested in water remediation with phenol as model molecule. Firstly, we investigated the behaviour of the commercial micro-sized TiO2 comparing the results with reference nano-sized catalyst in the phenol photodegradation process, widely studied in the last decades. Following the phenol concentration as well as the main intermediates formation over time by HPLC analysis, and the mineralization by TOC analysis, we presented results about the photocatalytic behaviour in terms of adsorption, by-products formation, and reaction rate at different phenol starting concentrations. In particular, with the photocatalytic tiles, phenol photodegradation percentage is almost the same at 15 ad 25 ppm (78% and 73% respectively), and much lower at 50 ppm (46%) after 6 hours of test. Correspondence to: Claudia L. Bianchi, Dipartimento di Chimica, Università degli Studi di Milano, Via Golgi 19, 20133 Milano, Italy, E-mail: claudia. bianchi@unimi.it Benedetta Sacchi, Dipartimento di Chimica, Università degli Studi di Milano, Via Golgi 19, 20133 Milano, Italy, E-mail: benedetta.sacchi@unimi.it Giuseppina Cerrato, Dipartimento di Chimica, Università degli Studi di Milano, Via Golgi 19, 20133 Milano, Italy, E-mail: giuseppina.cerrato@unito.it
以粉末形式制备的微粒径TiO2催化剂,并在陶瓷表面涂覆,用于光降解苯酚作为水相模式污染物
在TiO2存在和照射下,苯酚可以被羟基自由基降解,也可以像光催化过程那样直接通过光生成载体降解。在这项工作中,以苯酚为模型分子,测试了商业微尺寸二氧化钛粉末样品和工业涂覆在陶瓷瓷砖上的水修复效果。首先,我们研究了商业微尺寸TiO2在苯酚光降解过程中的行为,并将结果与过去几十年广泛研究的参考纳米尺寸催化剂进行了比较。通过HPLC分析苯酚浓度和主要中间体随时间的变化,通过TOC分析矿化,我们研究了不同苯酚起始浓度下的光催化行为,包括吸附、副产物生成和反应速率。特别是光催化瓷砖,在15 ppm和25 ppm时,苯酚的光降解率几乎相同(分别为78%和73%),在测试6小时后,在50 ppm时,苯酚的光降解率要低得多(46%)。通信对象:Claudia L. Bianchi,米兰大学化学系,高尔基大街,20133米兰,E-mail: Claudia。bianchi@unimi.it Benedetta Sacchi,中国研究生,米兰研究大学,高尔基街19号,20133意大利米兰,E-mail: benedetta.sacchi@unimi.it Giuseppina Cerrato,中国研究生,米兰研究大学,高尔基街19号,20133意大利米兰,E-mail: giuseppina.cerrato@unito.it
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