Self-Accelerating Interfacial Catalytic Elimination of Gaseous Sulfur-Containing Volatile Organic Compounds as Microbubbles in a Facet-Engineered Three-Dimensional BiOCl Sponge Fenton-Like Process
Self-Accelerating Interfacial Catalytic Elimination of Gaseous Sulfur-Containing Volatile Organic Compounds as Microbubbles in a Facet-Engineered Three-Dimensional BiOCl Sponge Fenton-Like Process
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在面工程三维 BiOCl 海绵类芬顿过程中以微泡形式自加速界面催化消除气态含硫挥发性有机化合物
DOI:
10.1021/acs.est.2c01798
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发表时间:
2022
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Dong Shu
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作者:
Wei Qu;Zhuoyun Tang;Wei Liu;Yuhong Liao;Yajing Huang;Dehua Xia;Qiyu Lian;Shuanghong Tian;Chun He;Dong Shu
The elimination of gaseous sulfur-containing volatile organic compounds (S-VOCs) by a microbubble-assisted Fenton-like process is an innovative strategy. Herein, we established a microbubble-assisted Fenton-like process to eliminate malodorous microbubble CH3SH as representative gaseous S-VOCs, in which BiOCl nanosheets loaded on a three-dimensional sponge were exposed to (001) or (010) facets and induced Fenton-like interface reactions. Intriguingly, the microbubble-assisted Fenton-like process significantly removed 99.9% of CH3SH, higher than that of the macrobubble-assisted Fenton-like process (39.0%). The self-accelerating interfacial catalytic mechanism was in-depth identified by in situ ATR-FTIR, PTR-TOF-MS, EPR, and DFT computational study. The extraordinary elimination performance of microbubble-assisted Fenton-like process lies in the enhancing dissolution/mass transfer of gaseous CH3SH in the gas/liquid phase and the tight contact between CH3SH-microbubbles and 3D-BiOCl sponge due to the low rising velocity (0.13 mm s-1) and negative charge (-45.53 mV) of CH3SH-microbubbles, as well as the effective generation of 1O2 by activating the enriched dissolved oxygen in CH3SH-microbubble via effective electron-polarized sites on 3D-BiOCl sponge. Furthermore, CH3SH-microbubbles transferred electrons to H2O2 through electron-rich oxygen vacancy centers of the 3D-BiOCl sponge to generate more •OH, thus achieving excellent elimination performance. Overall, this study demonstrates the enhanced self-accelerating interfacial catalytic elimination by S-VOC microbubble and provides the underlying mechanisms.