“…Ozone micro/nanobubble technology can solve the problems of low ozone utilization, selectivity of ozone oxidation and slow gas-liquid mass transfer rate in traditional ozone catalytic oxidation technology for water treatment [82,103]. The presence of microbubbles can accelerate the decomposition of hydroxyl radicals of ozone [17,18] and greatly improve the mineralization efficiency of refractory organics [19][20][21]. Moreover, micro/nanobubbles can also keep the catalyst in a dynamic discrete state, which effectively increases the contact frequency between the catalyst and refractory organics [12,22,23], contributes to the oxidative degradation of refractory organics and gives ozone catalytic oxidation technology broader application prospects in the field of water treatment.…”