Review on the application and development of red mud-based photocatalytic materials for degradation of organic pollutants in water
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摘要: 光催化作為一種低成本且高效安全的環境凈化技術,被認為是全球能源危機和環境污染問題最好的解決方式之一。赤泥作為一種固廢不僅含有豐富的鐵氧化物,且具有較高的比表面積、孔結構等特點,近年來,赤泥基光催化材料在光催化降解水中有機污染物的研究中備受關注。本文介紹了赤泥的特性,概括了赤泥基光催化材料的制備方法,總結了赤泥基光催化材料在光催化降解水中有機污染物方面的應用,闡述了赤泥基光催化材料催化降解水中有機污染物的機理,探討了現有赤泥基光催化材料存在的問題。最后,基于以往的研究結果對赤泥基光催化材料未來的發展趨勢提出了展望及建議。Abstract: Red mud is a strong alkaline solid waste that is discharged from alumina production process. Its cumulative storage and annual emission are huge with about 0.8–1.5 t of red mud emitted for 1 t of alumina produced. As of 2018, the global cumulative emissions of red mud were about 4 billion t and increased by 120 million tons annually. In China, about 100 million tons of red mud are discharged annually and the comprehensive utilization rate of red mud is about 4%, which is mainly stored in the Red Mud Dam. This often causes serious damage to the surrounding environment, as the red mud with high alkalinity and radioactivity raises the alkalization of soil and leaching into the groundwater through diffusion and infiltration. The comprehensive utilization of red mud is mainly to prepare building materials, ceramics materials, new functional materials, and recover valuable metals. As a low-cost, efficient, and safe environment-friendly environmental purification technology, photocatalytic technology is considered to be one of the best solutions to the severe energy crisis and environmental pollution problems that the world is currently facing. Semiconductor photocatalytic materials (such as Fe2O3, TiO2, ZnO) have been widely studied in the degradation of organic pollutants in water. Red mud is rich in iron oxides and has a high specific surface area and pore structure. In recent years, red mud-based photocatalytic materials have attracted much attention in the photocatalytic degradation of organic pollutants in water. In this paper, the characteristics of red mud were introduced. The preparation methods of red mud-based photocatalytic materials were summarized and its application in the photocatalytic degradation of organic pollutants in water was summarized. The mechanism of red mud-based photocatalytic materials for degradation of organic pollutants in water was described, and the existing problems of these materials were discussed. Finally, the future development trend of red mud-based photocatalytic materials was proposed based on previous research results.
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Key words:
- red mud /
- iron oxide /
- photocatalysis /
- organic pollutants /
- degradation
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圖 6 赤泥、氧化石墨烯、赤泥–氧化石墨烯材料的SEM及赤泥–氧化石墨烯材料的TEM圖。(a)氧化石墨烯;(b)赤泥;(c)赤泥–氧化石墨烯材料;(d)赤泥–氧化石墨烯材料;(e)和(f)赤泥–氧化石墨烯材料TEM圖[28]
Figure 6. SEM images of red mud, graphene oxide, red mud–graphene oxide material, and TEM images of red mud–graphene oxide material: (a) graphene oxide; (b) red mud; (c) red mud–graphene oxide material; (d) red mud–graphene oxide material; (e) and (f) TEM images of red mud–graphene oxide material[28]
圖 12 赤泥–g-C3N4光催化降解四環素活性物質捕獲實驗。(a)捕獲實驗的結果;(b)黑暗和光照射下DMPO捕獲
$ \cdot {\rm{O}}_2^ - $ 的ESR光譜[35]Figure 12. Trapping experiments of active species during the photocatalytic degradation of tetracycline by red mud–g-C3N4: (a) results of trapping experiments; (b) the ESR spectra of
$ \cdot {\rm{O}}_2^ - $ trapped by DMPO under dark and light irradiation[35]表 1 赤泥基光催化材料的制備方法
Table 1. Preparation methods of red mud-based photocatalytic materials
Name Methods Main experimental steps Reference Red mud photocatalytic material Calcination modification The red mud photocatalyst material was obtained by drying, grinding, sieving, calcination, and grinding for red mud. [24] Red mud photocatalytic material Acid modification The red mud photocatalyst material was prepared by acid leaching, neutralization, hydrothermal synthesis, and washing for red mud. [25] Red mud photocatalytic material Acid modification The red mud photocatalysis material was obtained by drying, grinding, acid leaching, and washing for red mud. [26] Red mud photocatalytic material Calcination-acid modification The red mud photocatalytic material was prepared by drying, grinding, acid leaching, and calcination for red mud. [27] Red mud–graphene oxide photocatalytic material Composite modification The red mud–graphene oxide photocatalytic material was prepared by drying, grinding, compounding with graphene, and filtering for red mud. [28] Red mud–Cphotocatalytic material Composite modification The red mud–C photocatalytic material was obtained by drying, washing, compounding with ethanol, calcination, and grinding for red mud. [29] Red mud–SiO2 photocatalytic material Composite modification The red mud–SiO2 photocatalytic material was prepared by acid leaching, washing, compounding with cetyltrimethylammonium bromide, ammonia water and ethyl orthosilicate, and calcination for red mud. [30] Red mud–glass fiber photocatalytic material Composite modification The red mud–glass fiber photocatalytic material was prepared by dispersing, smearing on the surface of fiber glass, and calcination for red mud. [31] Red mud–Fe photocatalytic material Composite modification The red mud–Fe photocatalytic material was prepared by dispersing, compounding with FeCl3·6H2O, drying, washing, calcination, and grinding for red mud. [32] Red mud–Co photocatalytic material Composite modification The red mud–Co photocatalytic material was prepared by dealkalization, calcination, compounding with Co(NO3)2·6H2O, drying, calcination, and grinding for red mud. [33] Red mud–TiO2 photocatalytic material Composite modification The red mud–TiO2 photocatalytic material was prepared by acid leaching, compounding with TiO2, dispersing, filtering, calcination, and grinding for red mud. [34] Red mud–g-C3N4 photocatalytic material Composite modification The red mud–g-C3N4 photocatalytic material was prepared by drying, grinding, compounding with melamine, calcination, and grinding for red mud. [35] Red mud–C–TiO2 photocatalytic material Composite modification The red mud–C–TiO2 photocatalytic material was obtained by calcination reduction, compounding with acetone, compounding with TiO2, drying, calcination,
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