Improved catalytic activity of EDTA–modified BiFeO3 powders for remarkable degradation of procion red by heterogeneous photo–Fenton process

For the first time, heterogeneous photo–Fenton degradation of Procion Red dye under visible irradiation was investigated using ferrite bismuth (BiFeO3) catalysts synthesized by hydrothermal method with and without EDTA. The results and analysis revealed that the presence of EDTA affected the crystal...

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Autores:
Cruz Severo, Ericda
Dotto, Guilherme Luiz
Silvestri, Siara
Santos Nunes, Isaacdos
Silveira Salla, Juliada
Martinez-de la Cruz, Azael
Boit Martinello, Katiada
Foletto, Edson Luiz
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2020
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Corporación Universidad de la Costa
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BiFeO3
Synthesis
EDTA
Photo–Fenton
Procion red
Degradation
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dc.title.spa.fl_str_mv Improved catalytic activity of EDTA–modified BiFeO3 powders for remarkable degradation of procion red by heterogeneous photo–Fenton process
title Improved catalytic activity of EDTA–modified BiFeO3 powders for remarkable degradation of procion red by heterogeneous photo–Fenton process
spellingShingle Improved catalytic activity of EDTA–modified BiFeO3 powders for remarkable degradation of procion red by heterogeneous photo–Fenton process
BiFeO3
Synthesis
EDTA
Photo–Fenton
Procion red
Degradation
title_short Improved catalytic activity of EDTA–modified BiFeO3 powders for remarkable degradation of procion red by heterogeneous photo–Fenton process
title_full Improved catalytic activity of EDTA–modified BiFeO3 powders for remarkable degradation of procion red by heterogeneous photo–Fenton process
title_fullStr Improved catalytic activity of EDTA–modified BiFeO3 powders for remarkable degradation of procion red by heterogeneous photo–Fenton process
title_full_unstemmed Improved catalytic activity of EDTA–modified BiFeO3 powders for remarkable degradation of procion red by heterogeneous photo–Fenton process
title_sort Improved catalytic activity of EDTA–modified BiFeO3 powders for remarkable degradation of procion red by heterogeneous photo–Fenton process
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Cruz Severo, Ericda
Dotto, Guilherme Luiz
Silvestri, Siara
Santos Nunes, Isaacdos
Silveira Salla, Juliada
Martinez-de la Cruz, Azael
Boit Martinello, Katiada
Foletto, Edson Luiz
dc.contributor.author.spa.fl_str_mv Cruz Severo, Ericda
Dotto, Guilherme Luiz
Silvestri, Siara
Santos Nunes, Isaacdos
Silveira Salla, Juliada
Martinez-de la Cruz, Azael
Boit Martinello, Katiada
Foletto, Edson Luiz
dc.subject.spa.fl_str_mv BiFeO3
Synthesis
EDTA
Photo–Fenton
Procion red
Degradation
topic BiFeO3
Synthesis
EDTA
Photo–Fenton
Procion red
Degradation
description For the first time, heterogeneous photo–Fenton degradation of Procion Red dye under visible irradiation was investigated using ferrite bismuth (BiFeO3) catalysts synthesized by hydrothermal method with and without EDTA. The results and analysis revealed that the presence of EDTA affected the crystallinity degree and morphology of BiFeO3 particles, but almost not changed their specific surface area and band–gap energy values. The BiFeO3 catalyst prepared with EDTA exhibited superior catalytic activity, reaching 99% of degradation in 120 min, when compared to the BiFeO3 prepared without EDTA, which obtained 70% degradation under the same conditions. This result may be associated with the synergistic enhancement effects between the morphology and the degree of crystallinity of the particles. In addition, the EDTA–modified catalyst showed high reusability and stability even after five cycles. Radical scavenger experiments were developed to determine that •OH and •O2− were the main active species involved on the dye degradation. A possible simplified mechanism for the photo–Fenton reaction was also proposed coupled with the identification of reaction intermediates.
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