微囊藻毒素选择性吸附及其原位光催化降解机理的研究

针对在水中其它化合物共存条件下难以将藻毒素选择性吸附或降解这一科学难题，构筑对藻毒素具有特异相互作用和识别效应的新型高选择性吸附-催化体系有着重要意义。前期预研发现InVO4纳米颗粒对微囊藻毒素(Microcystin-LR，MC-LR)具有独特的吸附行为和超高吸附容量，为选择性识别MC-LR体系的发展提供了新的契机。本项目将以此发现为起点，首先深入研究InVO4与MC-LR的特异相互作用及选择性吸附机制，进而开发其它能避开水体中共存有机物选择性识别MC-LR的新型吸附材料，并在此基础上构筑对水中MC-LR选择性吸附-原位降解的光催化体系。重点采用原位红外技术和同位素示踪技术在分子水平上理解吸附-原位光催化的电子转移、自由基反应、产物分布等基本过程，揭示吸附和光催化协同机理，发展基于选择性捕获再原位降解理念的可高效高选择性清除水中藻毒素的新型光催化体系。

It is difficult to selectively adsorb and degrade microcystins from coexisting nontoxic or low-toxic compounds in water. It is of urgent importance to design and build highly selective adsorption-catalysis systems with specific interaction and recognization towards microcystins. During the pre-research of this project, we found that InVO4 nano-particles exhibited a unique adsorption behavior and had a high absorption capacity for Microcystin-LR (MC-LR), which provides a new opportunity for the selective removal of MC-LR. Taking these observations as a starting point, this project will first study the microcosmic mechanism of the specific interaction between InVO4 and MC-LR, and then novel selective adsorption materials, which can avoid the competitive adsorption of coexisted other organic compounds, will be developed. Systems for the selective adsorption and in-situ photocatalytic degradation of MC-LR from water will be built. An emphasis will be given for the molecular-level understanding of the electron-transfer, radical reaction and product distribution during the degradation by using in-situ Infrared spectroscopy and isotope labeling technique, to explain the synergistic mechanism between the adsorption and photocatalytic degradation. New photocatalytic systems based on the concept of selective trapping and in-situ degradation will be developed for the highly selective and efficient treatment of MC-LR in water.