Diamond for antifouling applications: A review

Deng, Zejun; Zhu, Ruitong; Ma, Li; Zhou, Kechao; Yu, Zhaoju; Wei, Qiuping

doi:10.1016/j.carbon.2022.05.015

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“…Additionally, it is important to mention that the fouling process in BDDEs can be significantly suppressed due to the weak adsorption of fouling molecules on the surface or the potential generation of strong oxidants to suppress the formation of biofilm via self‐cleaning [133].…”

Section: General Aspects Of Carbon‐based Materialsmentioning

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Carbon‐based materials applied to the development of chemically modified sensors: Trends to environmental applications**

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Nowadays, carbon‐based materials applied to the development of chemically modified sensors have been highlighted once they can generate methods with high sensitivity, stability, conductivity, accuracy and low cost. Hence, these sensors have been used in environmental monitoring in aneco‐friendlyy, sensitive, fast, efficient, inexpensive and robust way. In this review, firstly we described about carbon‐based materials and their derivatives, followed by the chemically modified carbon‐based sensors manufacturing overview and their applications in environmental analytical chemistry related to inorganic and organic compounds determinations. Future perspectives on trends of the carbon‐based materials applications in the sensor modifications are also described.

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Carbon‐based materials applied to the development of chemically modified sensors: Trends to environmental applications**

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“…It can serve as a component of composites for electronic and optical devices working at low or high temperatures in aggressive environments. 1,2 In the manufacturing of composites for cutting tool and heat sink applications, the diamond surface is first modified to increase its wettability by the metal matrix. The coatings deposited on diamond are usually of metallic or carbide nature.…”

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“…It can serve as a component of composites for electronic and optical devices working at low or high temperatures in aggressive environments. 1,2…”

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Selective deposition of silver particles on {111} or {100} diamond facets

Bokhonov,

Gavrilov,

Dudina

2024

CrystEngComm

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“…The electrochemical reduction can be an appealing option for NDMA removal by a direct electrotransfer reaction. , However, traditional electrodes with flow-by mode suffer from the limitation of mass transfer. Thus, long residence times are required to reduce NDMA concentrations falling below levels known to pose chronic health risks. , Meanwhile, fouling on the surface of electrodes happens when treating complex water matrices. − Electroactive membrane technology has the potential to address these inherent limitations by separation and mass-transfer-enhanced flow-through operation mode, , and endowed more possibility for integrating synergistic processes, such as generating hydroxyl radicals via both anodic water oxidation and cathodic heterogeneous Fenton process, and the H*-mediated electrocatalytic filtration system for an efficient advanced oxidation process . Notably, the hydrogen evolution reaction as a side reaction is inevitable at the high cathode potential for NDMA removal, ,, which would increase the energy cost and decrease the decontamination efficiency.…”

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Synergies of the Direct Electrochemical Reduction and Pd-Catalyzed Hydrogenation in a Sequential Membrane for an Efficient N-Nitrosodimethylamine Removal

Xie

et al. 2023

ACS EST Eng.

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Rapid and economic removal of N-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) calls for advanced treatment strategies due to its mutagenic and carcinogenic effects, small molecular size, high polarity, and uncharged properties. Herein, a sequential Pd-modified polymeric ultrafiltration (UF) membrane coated on a carbon paper substrate (CpPdM) was designed for the complete elimination of NMDA in one single pass with low energy consumption, with the synergetic processes of direct electrochemical reduction and Pd-catalyzed hydrogenation. The hydrogen gas, produced from direct electrochemical reduction, could trigger the Pd-catalyzed hydrogeneration to improve the NDMA destruction performance. In addition, the pre-rejection of interfering substances in the water matrix by the frontmost UF layer hugely mitigates the fouling issues on the electrode, thus improving the stability. Moreover, the flow-through operation mode overcame the mass transfer limitation of traditional electrodes in the flow-by mode (100% NDMA removal within 12.6 s of residence time at −2.3 V), resulting in 2 orders of magnitude enhancement in modified reaction kinetics. Furthermore, the combined treatment of the CpPdM and nanofiltration was superior to the conventional reverse osmosis process in NDMA removal and energy use. This work is expected to provide a new strategy for developing an energy-efficient advanced wastewater treatment system.

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Diamond for antifouling applications: A review

Cited by 35 publications

References 151 publications

Carbon‐based materials applied to the development of chemically modified sensors: Trends to environmental applications**

Carbon‐based materials applied to the development of chemically modified sensors: Trends to environmental applications**

Selective deposition of silver particles on {111} or {100} diamond facets

Synergies of the Direct Electrochemical Reduction and Pd-Catalyzed Hydrogenation in a Sequential Membrane for an Efficient N-Nitrosodimethylamine Removal

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