Removal of sulfachloropyridazine by ferrate(VI): Kinetics, reaction pathways, biodegradation, and toxicity evaluation
Removal of sulfachloropyridazine by ferrate(VI): Kinetics, reaction pathways, biodegradation, and toxicity evaluation
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DOI:
10.1016/j.cej.2019.04.121
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发表时间:
2019-09
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15.1
通讯作者:
Xuhui Sun;Mingbao Feng;Shuyu Dong;Y. Qi;Lin Sun;N. Nesnas;V. Sharma
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作者:
Xuhui Sun;Mingbao Feng;Shuyu Dong;Y. Qi;Lin Sun;N. Nesnas;V. Sharma
Sulfachloropyridazine (SCP) is a broad-spectrum sulfonamide antibiotic and has been detected in cattle farming and fishpond water samples. This paper presents the kinetics and removal of SCP by ferrate(VI) (FeO42−, FeVI) in the acidic to basic pH range. The species-specific rate constant (k, M−1s−1) of protonated FeVIspecies (HFeO4−) is higher than that of the FeO42−species. This describes the decrease inkwith increase in pH. The identified organic oxidized products (OPs) of reaction between FeVIand SCP suggest an extrusion of SO2from the sulfonamide group and hydroxylation of the aniline moiety of SCP. The peak areas of the OPs at different molar ratios of FeVIto SCP (2.0–15.0) and the formation of sulfate ion are used to give a plausible mechanism for the transformation of SCP to different OPs. In the proposed mechanisms, the major pathway involves a single-electron transfer that leads to FeVand a radical cation intermediate resulting in SO2extrusion. A secondary minor pathway, which does not lead to SO2extrusion, involves the hydroxylation of the aniline moiety of SCP, which likely occurs via an oxygen-atom transfer step. The sulfate ion was formed as a result of SO2(or sulfite ion) oxidation by FeVI, which could also generate the FeVspecies. The generated FeVspecies also participate in the overall oxidation of SCP by FeVI. Biodegradation and toxicity tests of the OPs were performed. Treatment results in river waters demonstrated that more than 90% of SCP was removed by FeVI.