2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.cej.2018.06.039
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Oxidation of acetaminophen by Green rust coupled with Cu(II) via dioxygen activation: The role of various interlayer anions (CO32−, SO42−, Cl−)

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“…In Fe EC systems, aqueous Fe 2+ predominates in the initial stage, and surface-sorbed Fe­(II) forms progressively due to in situ Fe­(III) oxyhydroxides production. It has been well established that aqueous Fe 2+ oxidation can be auto-accelerated by the Fe­(III) oxyhydroxides generated in situ. , It is also likely for the generation of other forms of Fe­(II), that is, green rust and magnetite, when dissolved O 2 is limited. , Green rust and magnetite were reported to activate O 2 to •OH. , As a consequence, it is expected that interactions of these Fe­(II) species with O 2 lead to •OH production in Fe EC systems. Because of the strong oxidizing ability of •OH (standard reduction potential of •OH/H 2 O: 2.8 V/SHE), refractory organic contaminants could be oxidized in Fe EC systems.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In Fe EC systems, aqueous Fe 2+ predominates in the initial stage, and surface-sorbed Fe­(II) forms progressively due to in situ Fe­(III) oxyhydroxides production. It has been well established that aqueous Fe 2+ oxidation can be auto-accelerated by the Fe­(III) oxyhydroxides generated in situ. , It is also likely for the generation of other forms of Fe­(II), that is, green rust and magnetite, when dissolved O 2 is limited. , Green rust and magnetite were reported to activate O 2 to •OH. , As a consequence, it is expected that interactions of these Fe­(II) species with O 2 lead to •OH production in Fe EC systems. Because of the strong oxidizing ability of •OH (standard reduction potential of •OH/H 2 O: 2.8 V/SHE), refractory organic contaminants could be oxidized in Fe EC systems.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…13,39 Green rust and magnetite were reported to activate O 2 to •OH. 32,40 As a consequence, it is expected that interactions of these Fe(II) species with O 2 lead to •OH production in Fe EC systems. Because of the strong oxidizing ability of •OH (standard reduction potential of •OH/H 2 O: 2.8 V/SHE), refractory organic contaminants could be oxidized in Fe EC systems.…”
Section: ■ Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%