Manganese Sand Ore Is an Economical and Effective Catalyst for Ozonation of Organic Contaminants in Petrochemical Wastewater

作者: Chunmao Chen , Brandon A. Yoza , Hongshuo Chen , Qing X. Li , Shaohui Guo

DOI: 10.1007/S11270-015-2446-Y

关键词: Heterogeneous catalysisCalcinationCatalysisWastewaterPollutionAdvanced oxidation processPulp and paper industryChemical oxygen demandManganeseWaste managementChemistry

摘要: Catalytic ozonation process (COP) is a promising advanced oxidation for petrochemical wastewater (PCW) treatment. However, the lack of economical and effective catalysts limits its application. Manganese sand ore (MSO) was utilized as heterogeneous catalyst organic contaminants in PCW this study. The calcined MSO-assisted COP (cMSO-COP) aniline exhibited greater degradation than natural or single (SOP). cMSO significantly promoted hydroxyl radical-mediated oxidation, decreased activation energy by about 20 %, doubled reaction rates comparison with SOP. cMSO-COP increased chemical oxygen demand (COD) removal twofold relative to number polar 50 % after This study demonstrated potential use of efficient ozonation petrochemical-derived at low cost.

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