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Abstract
Fe78Si7B12.4P2Y0.6 amorphous alloy ribbons are proved to show excellent degradation performance in the treatment of dyes with diverse structures. The Fe78Si7B12.4P2Y0.6 amorphous alloy ribbons can degrade Orange II azo dye, Malachite green (MG) diamino-triphenylmethane dye and their mixed dye almost completely within 10 min. Analysis of the surface morphologies and electronic structure before and after degradation reveals that the densely distributed nano-porous structure and the galvanic cell formed between Fe–P and Fe-B contribute to enhancing the degradation performance in Fenton-like process. The reaction rate constant of MG dye is 0.269 min−1, which is higher than that of orange II azo dye (0.123 min−1), indicating that different dye structure have certain effects on the degradation performance of the alloy under the same reaction conditions. Furthermore, the degradation performance of Fe78Si7B12.4P2Y0.6 amorphous alloy ribbons on MG dye was also evaluated under various Fenton-like reaction conditions, including different initial dye concentrations, temperatures, pH levels, and catalyst additions. The results showed that the optimum reaction conditions: Ccat = 6 g/L, CMG dye = 10 mg/L, CH2O2 = 10 mM, pH = 3, T = 65 ℃. This study has great practical significance for promoting the industrial application of Fe-based amorphous alloys.
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