Mengmeng Yu , Chuanyue Yang , Yan Liu , Ling Yin , Longjiang Sun , Jingquan Sha
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Abstract
Due to tetracycline's (TC) stable structure and low biodegradation, developing a highly cost-effective and efficient catalyst for the elimination of TC holds significant importance. In this study, series of innovative core-shell Fe/Fe3C@BC-0 and Fe/Fe3C@BC-x (x = 0.3, 0.5, 1) nanocomposites were successfully synthesized, where Fe/Fe3C@BC-x were synthesized by high-temperature calcination precursor of loading Fe-MIL-88B onto the surface of biochar (BC) from peanut hulls in situ. The effects of Fe/Fe3C@BC-0 and Fe/Fe3C@BC-x dosage, PDS concentration, initial pH, initial TC concentration, and coexisting anions on TC removal were studied. In comparison with the oxidation (5.8 %) by PDS alone, BC (32.6 %) and Fe/Fe3C@BC-0 (72.6 %) in the PDS + TC system, respectively, Fe/Fe3[email protected] exhibited exceptional degradation performance, 99.55 % degradation efficiency within just 30 min, and degradation rate constant (K value) of 0.18 min−1, which is quadruple higher than that in Fe/Fe3C@C-0+PDS (0.043 min−1). The outstanding efficiency of Fe/Fe3C@BC-x (x = 0.3, 0.5, 1) can be attributed to the presence of dual degradation pathways, namely, radical (O2•-, •OH, and SO4•-) and nonradical (1O2) degradation. This research opens up new possibilities for designing novel catalysts based on MOFs derivative nanocomposite and biochar materials.
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