Photocatalytic Removal of the Antibiotic Furazolidone Using g-C3N4 in the Presence of Persulfates Under Lab and Pilot Scale Conditions
Water,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(4), P. 602 - 602
Published: Feb. 19, 2025
Furazolidone,
a
nitrofuran
antibiotic,
has
been
broadly
used
in
aquaculture
and
veterinary
medicine,
its
presence
water
poses
considerable
environmental
health
hazards
due
to
toxicity.
This
study
investigated
hybrid
photocatalytic
process
for
the
removal
of
furazolidone,
employing
graphitic
carbon
nitride
(g-C3N4)
persulfate
anions
(PS)
under
both
laboratory
pilot-scale
conditions.
The
synergistic
effect
g-C3N4
PS
enhanced
generation
reactive
species,
facilitating
efficient
degradation
FZ
two
different
aqueous
matrices.
Through
scavenging
studies,
positive
holes
were
determined
be
dominant
followed
by
sulfate
radicals.
Seven
transformation
products
tentatively
identified
via
UHPLC-LTQ/Orbitrap
MS
analysis.
optimized
system
(g-C3N4/PS)
achieved
100%
furazolidone
less
than
60
min
simulated
solar
light,
demonstrating
potential
large-scale
application
wastewater
remediation.
Furthermore,
experiments
using
real
secondary
treated
municipal
proved
that
applied
is
capable
achieving
an
86.2%
(k
=
0.017
min−1)
as
well
90%
decrease
effluent
ecotoxicity
within
120
UVA
irradiation.
provides
insights
into
sustainable
processes
antibiotic
contaminants
from
underscores
role
g-C3N4-based
approaches
upper-scale
applications.
Language: Английский
Magnetic Coal Gasification Slag/Graphite Phase Carbon Nitride Composites for Photocatalytic Degradation of Tetracycline
Yue Yin,
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Tingan Yao,
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Guohui Dong
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et al.
Processes,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(3), P. 770 - 770
Published: March 7, 2025
Graphite-phase
carbon
nitride
(CN)
has
the
advantages
of
high
stability,
non-toxicity,
and
harmlessness
in
degrading
antibiotic
pollutants
water.
How
to
achieve
reduction
its
electron-hole
complexation
efficiency
as
well
improvement
recyclability,
while
at
same
time
ensuring
these
advantages,
is
focus
this
paper.
In
study,
modified
magnetic
particles
selected
from
coal
gasification
slag
were
used
carriers,
which
compounded
with
CN
then
subjected
a
simple
roasting
process
obtain
composite
photocatalysts
(MCN)
different
ratios.
The
introduction
porous
carriers
increased
specific
surface
area
MCN,
provided
more
active
sites,
effectively
improved
migration
ability
redox
capacity
carriers.
Among
them,
50%
MCN
showed
excellent
photodegradation
performance,
removal
rate
tetracycline
reached
82%
within
60
min,
was
much
higher
than
that
CN.
saturated
magnetisation
intensity
1.55
emu·g−1,
can
be
regenerated
after
recycling
using
field,
degradation
still
70%
five
cycles,
indicating
good
stability.
This
work
demonstrates
carrier
promote
separation
photogenerated
pairs
graphite-phase
nitride,
provides
reference
for
resourceful
utilisation
slag,
construction
g-C3N4-based
highly
efficient
stable
activity.
exemplifies
how
waste-derived
materials
advance
photocatalyst
design,
addressing
both
sustainability
challenges
water
treatment.
Language: Английский