Biochar accelerated Fenton process for roxarsone oxidation, inorganic arsenic adsorption and simultaneous immobilization of arsenic-iron sludge

Wang, Siqi; Wang, Jia; He, Lingzhi; Luo, Fang; Liao, Zhuwei; Wu, Yi; Liu, Zhuo; He, Yu; Chen, Zhuqi

doi:10.1016/j.seppur.2024.127320

Separation and Purification Technology

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.seppur.2024.127320

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Biochar accelerated Fenton process for roxarsone oxidation, inorganic arsenic adsorption and simultaneous immobilization of arsenic-iron sludge

Siqi Wang,

Jia Wang,

Lingzhi He

et al.

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Solid waste-derived carbonaceous catalysts for environmental and energy applications

Jiang,

Wang,

Hassan

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Urbanization and industrialization generate vast amounts of solid waste, posing significant threats to the biotic and abiotic components of the environment. Solid wastes-derived carbonaceous catalysts (SW-CCs) represent an effective strategy for resource utilization, and SW-CCs are gradually applied in environmental remediation and energy fields. However, the effects of the properties of SW-CCs on their catalytic activity remain inadequately understood. A comprehensive review of the applications of SW-CCs in environmental remediation and energy fields is yet to be achieved. It is necessary to systematically review the latest research progress of SW-CCs in environmental remediation and energy fields. First of all, this review summarizes the influences of various factors on the properties of SW-CCs and how these properties affect the catalytic activity. Subsequently, it explores the recent research progress and existing issues in the applications of SW-CCs in environmental remediation (persulfate activation, photocatalysis, and Fenton-like oxidation) and the energy sector (H2 production, biodiesel production, and CO2 conversion). Finally, future research prospects and recommendations are provided to facilitate further development and application of SW-CCs. This review offers new insights into the resource utilization of solid waste and the development of efficient and practical carbonaceous catalysts. Graphical Abstract

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Solid waste-derived carbonaceous catalysts for environmental and energy applications

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Hassan

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Biochar accelerated Fenton process for roxarsone oxidation, inorganic arsenic adsorption and simultaneous immobilization of arsenic-iron sludge

Cited by 3 publications

References 78 publications

Solid waste-derived carbonaceous catalysts for environmental and energy applications

Solid waste-derived carbonaceous catalysts for environmental and energy applications

Collaborating iron and manganese for enhancing stability of natural arsenic sinks in groundwater: Current knowledge and future perspectives

Enhanced sludge dewaterability and confined antibiotics degradation in biochar-mediated chemical conditioning through modulating Fe oxidative states distribution and reaction sites in multiphase

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