2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.jhazmat.2012.07.067
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Pyrite-enhanced methylene blue degradation in non-thermal plasma water treatment reactor

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“…One route for MB degradation entailed hydroxylation (Benetoli, 2012). Here the MB molecules are attacked by ·OH to form polyhydroxy compounds, such as 3-i and 3-j (Table 2), and aromatic rings of MB were opened to form aliphatics as a result of continuous hydroxylation.…”
Section: Intermediates Of Mb Degradation In the Discharge Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…One route for MB degradation entailed hydroxylation (Benetoli, 2012). Here the MB molecules are attacked by ·OH to form polyhydroxy compounds, such as 3-i and 3-j (Table 2), and aromatic rings of MB were opened to form aliphatics as a result of continuous hydroxylation.…”
Section: Intermediates Of Mb Degradation In the Discharge Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, 99.98% of MB was removed by reactor 1 with an O 2 plasma reacted for 20 min. It is apparent that the performance of the oxygen plasma was superior in reactor 1.The reactor 3(Benetoli, 2011;Benetoli, 2012) was a cylinder vessel reactor. A high voltage needle electrode was placed above the aqueous solution surface, and the solution was grounded.…”
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“…S4 in Supporting Information) and the stepwise structure of energy levels constructed in Bi 2.38 Mo 0.81 O 6 @RGO composites, as shown in Fig. 10 [51]. Furthermore, the increase in the light absorption with the presence of RGO is also the important factor for the enhanced photocatalytic performance of the composites, which has been confirmed by UV-vis absorption spectra.…”
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“…Analysis of the mass spectrums at various time intervals indicate the degradation of MB (massto-charge ratio, m/z = 284.06) to the products with lower m/z values along with the presence of intermediate MB oxidized products like leucomethylene blue sulfoxide and leucomethylene blue sulfone. [46][47][48][49] To check the effect of capping ligand on the MB degradation, we have compared the catalytic effi ciency of H-CZIS with 3-mercaptopropanoic acid (MPA) capped CZIS NCs (M-CZIS NCs). H-CZIS NCs shows faster rate of degradation in comparison to M-CZIS NCs ( Figure S14, supporting information).…”
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confidence: 99%