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摘要
本文以Fe- zif -8为前驱体,通过煅烧将铁单原子锚定在缺氮的g-C3N4 (ND-CN)上,合成了一种新型的Fe/ND-CN复合材料。该材料作为光催化工作电极,在光和外加电压下还原U(VI)。值得注意的是,在pH 5.0下,它几乎完全去除了U(VI)(99.2%)。所阐明的机理为低浓度铀废水的高效处理提供了技术和理论基础。
Efficient photoelectrocatalytic reductive elimination of uranium(VI) using iron single-atom-doped defect-engineered C3N4
In this work, a novel Fe/ND-CN composite was synthesized by anchoring iron single atoms onto nitrogen-deficient g-C3N4 (ND-CN) using Fe-ZIF-8 as a precursor via calcination. This material served as a photoelectrocatalytic working electrode for U(VI) reduction under light and applied voltage. Remarkably, it achieved near-complete U(VI) removal (99.2%) at pH 5.0. The elucidated mechanism provides a highly efficient technique and theoretical foundation for low-concentration uranium wastewater treatment.
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