Non-degradable triazine substrates of atrazine and cyanuric acid hydrothermally and in supercritical water under the UV-illuminated photocatalytic cooperation.
Non-degradable triazine substrates of atrazine and cyanuric acid hydrothermally and in supercritical water under the UV-illuminated photocatalytic cooperation.
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在紫外光催化作用下,阿特拉津和三聚氰酸在水热和超临界水中不可降解的三嗪底物。
DOI:
10.1016/s0045-6535(02)00786-5
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发表时间:
2003
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影响因子:
8.8
通讯作者:
H. Hidaka
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作者:
S. Horikoshi;H. Hidaka
Strong oxidation by titanium dioxide photocatalysis can occur by photodegradation of organic contaminants in air and water. Some endocrine disruptors such as 2,4-dichlorophenoxy acetic acid (; ; ; ), 2,4-dichlorophenol (; ; ; ), nonylphenol (; ), bisphenol A (), diethyl phthalate (; ), etc. which can be neither biodegraded by bacteria nor degraded thermally can be degraded by TiO2photocatalytic treatment. However, incomplete photomineralization partly occurred, when TiO2photocatalytic degradation is employed for the treatment of certain endocrine disruptors. For example, no atrazine pesticide having triazine skeleton can be completely mineralized even by a photocatalytic procedure; the photodegradation of atrazine ultimately stops at the intermediate step of cyanuric acid, which cannot be photodegraded even after long illumination times (). In this study, the decomposition of atrazine and cyanuric acid was carried out with a device combining photocatalytic degradation in supercritical water (scH2O) or hydrothermal water (hyH2O). Atrazine and cyanuric acid can be degraded by the cooperation of either scH2O or hyH2O and UV illuminated TiO2-photocatalytic dispersed system under the fixed pressure of 23 MPa at 623 K or 683 K in a 120-ml Hastelloy batch reactor. The photocatalytic degradation method under high temperature and pressure has found appropriate for the photocatalytic oxidation of acetic acid and 2-chlorobiphenyl under continuous flow conditions at 160 °C and 20 atm (). In addition, the wet peroxide oxidation of PCBs by high temperature and pressure has been reported (). The main aims of this research are following. (i): the degradation of atrazine and cyanuric acid within the scH2O or hyH2O, (ii) the decomposition of atrazine and cyanuric acid catalyzed by TiO2particles under scH2O or hyH2O, and the synergistic effect for several reactions with TiO2and scH2O or hyH2O, and (iii) the mineralization yield of nitrogen and chlorine atoms concerning the chemical structures of atrazine or cyanuric acid (only nitrogen).