Mei Zhao, Cuiyan Tan, Mengchen Liu, Ye Wang, Haoran Ren, Xinyu Yu, Zhihua Zhang, Wenjun Wang, Chengdong Li
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Abstract
The BixOyIz and CoFe2O4 combination enhances photocatalytic degradation of tetracyclines (TCs). Three TC antibiotics including TC, oxytetracycline (OTC), and chlortetracycline (CTC) with high concentration (50 mg L−1) were utilized as target pollutant. Bi5O7I/Bi4O5I2, with its Z-scheme, improves removal efficiency to 1.6 times that of Bi5O7I and 1.4 times that of Bi4O5I2. Ternary Bi5O7I/Bi4O5I2/CoFe2O4 (I/I/Co) composites further increase efficiency, with I/I/Co-2 achieving 1.6 times that of I/I-2. The improved performance is due to an optimized microstructure, which promotes light absorption and carrier transfer. CoFe2O4 nanoparticles on nanosheets create a double-Z band structure, enhancing redox activity. Radical trapping experiments indicated the major active species (•O2−, OH−, and h+) in photocatalytic process of I/I/Co-2. Based on their enhanced removal efficiencies for high-concentration TCs, proper magnetic separation capacity, and recycling performance, the practical applications of I/I/Co composites to treat real TC wastewater might be implemented.
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