A review of novel electrode materials and techniques for electro‐Fenton process applied to the degradation of phenolic compounds

IF 1.7 4区环境科学与生态学 Q4 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Water and Environment Journal Pub Date : 2023-02-12 DOI:10.1111/wej.12854

Shukran Alizada, Fakhreddin Eminli, Amir Reza Vakhshouri

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Abstract

A major problem coming across humanity in the early 21st century is related to environmental crises, including shortage and pollution of water sources. For this reason, extensive studies have been conducted to find effective techniques for purifying water from industrial pollutants. Advanced oxidation process (AOP) has lately caught the attention of researchers, which is an efficient, clean and contemporary method to remedy wastewater effluents. However, primitive versions of AOP methods lacked several aspects like strict pH requirements and involvement of sediments, which is why further modifications to the technique have been developed, including an electrochemical catalytic degradation approach, namely, electro‐Fenton and similar processes. This study will look through a set of novel papers investigating the application of various electrodes for the electrochemical treatment of solutions contaminated with phenol and phenolic compounds, which tried to address several shortcomings of more outdated practices and optimize the method for a set of different scenarios.

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综述了电Fenton法降解酚类化合物的新型电极材料和技术

21世纪初，人类面临的一个主要问题与环境危机有关，包括水源短缺和污染。为此，人们进行了广泛的研究，以寻找从工业污染物中净化水的有效技术。先进氧化法（AOP）是一种高效、清洁、现代的废水处理方法，近年来引起了研究人员的关注。然而，AOP方法的原始版本缺乏几个方面，如严格的pH要求和沉积物的参与，这就是为什么对该技术进行了进一步的修改，包括电化学催化降解方法，即电-芬顿和类似过程。这项研究将查阅一组新的论文，研究各种电极在电化学处理被苯酚和酚类化合物污染的溶液中的应用，这些论文试图解决更过时的做法的几个缺点，并针对一组不同的场景优化方法。

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Water and Environment Journal 环境科学-湖沼学

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4.80

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18-36 weeks

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