HCN comes from a wide range of sources, but it is highly toxic and corrosive, harming the environment and human health. This experiment used magnetic nano-Fe3O4 particles loaded with Cu were for electrochemical catalytic purification of HCN in a liquid phase pseudo-homogeneous system. The results show that: The purification efficiency of Cu-Fe3O4 magnetic nanoparticles on HCN is 60% without electricity. After a certain voltage is applied, the purification efficiency of 2h with iron-carbon particles is significantly improved, and the purification efficiency can reach about 95%. And the purification efficiency increases with the increase of voltage. The electrochemical synergistic degradation mechanism of Cu-Fe3O4 magnetic nanoparticles is complex, which can directly catalyze the degradation of HCN or form CNO- intermediates to further degrade into CO2, H2O, NH3, Meanwhile, Fe2+, Cu+, and other transition metal ions in the liquid phase participate in Fenton-like reaction to further degrade HCN. The results show that the synergistic electrochemical degradation of HCN by Cu-Fe3O4 magnetic nanoparticles has excellent potential to purify highly toxic gases.
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