2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.seppur.2024.126265
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MoOx regulating Ni-based catalyst anchored on N-doped carbon microspheres for catalytic hydrogenation of nitroarenes

Guanyi Zhang,
Yonghui Wang,
Shuangxin Dou
et al.
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“…The persistent toxicity, carcinogenicity, and widespread distribution of NB in wastewater had led to serious environmental problems. Therefore, it was crucial to effectively treat wastewater containing NB . It was generally recognized that the strong electron-absorbing nitro group of NB led to the poor efficiency of direct oxidative biological degradation. , However, the reduction products of NB were easily mineralized through oxidation processes. , In most biological degradation strategies, the reduction of NB was a crucial step in pollutant treatment process because its reduction products were more easily degraded by oxidation. , However, the catalytic efficiency of traditional biological methods for NB reduction was limited by the strong biological toxicity of NB and its reduction intermediates. , …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The persistent toxicity, carcinogenicity, and widespread distribution of NB in wastewater had led to serious environmental problems. Therefore, it was crucial to effectively treat wastewater containing NB . It was generally recognized that the strong electron-absorbing nitro group of NB led to the poor efficiency of direct oxidative biological degradation. , However, the reduction products of NB were easily mineralized through oxidation processes. , In most biological degradation strategies, the reduction of NB was a crucial step in pollutant treatment process because its reduction products were more easily degraded by oxidation. , However, the catalytic efficiency of traditional biological methods for NB reduction was limited by the strong biological toxicity of NB and its reduction intermediates. , …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%