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28 6<br />
2009 11<br />
<br />
ENV IRONMENTAL CHEM ISTRY<br />
Vol. 28, No. 6<br />
November 2009<br />
<strong>EDTA</strong> 3<br />
3 3<br />
(, , , , 210093)<br />
<strong>EDTA</strong>, , <strong>EDTA</strong><br />
; /<strong>EDTA</strong> 1000mgl - 1 : <br />
120gl - 1 , 20gl - 1 , pH3, <strong>EDTA</strong>1mmoll - 1 . 60m in, <br />
8917% , 5318%. <strong>EDTA</strong><br />
, pH, /<strong>EDTA</strong> <br />
6315% , 1915%. , , <br />
/<strong>EDTA</strong>.<br />
, <strong>EDTA</strong>, , .<br />
, <br />
[ 1 ] . , <br />
, , . , <br />
, , H 2 O 2 Fenton, <br />
[ 2 ] , <strong>EDTA</strong>Fe 2 + H 2 O [ 3 ]<br />
2 . Fe<strong>EDTA</strong><br />
H 2 O 2 , , <br />
, FentonpH > 4.<br />
<strong>EDTA</strong>, <strong>EDTA</strong><br />
, GC /MS, /<br />
<strong>EDTA</strong>, <strong>EDTA</strong>.<br />
1<br />
111<br />
1000mgl - 1 , , <br />
pH, 1000mgl - 1 , , <br />
<strong>EDTA</strong>. /<strong>EDTA</strong> (40, 80, 120, 160,<br />
200 mgl - 1 ) pH(1, 3, 5, 7) <strong>EDTA</strong>( 015, 1, 2, 4, 6 mmoll - 1 ) , <br />
, .<br />
112<br />
CODGB11914219891COD: A % = C t /C 0<br />
COD;<br />
C t COD).<br />
100% (C 0 <br />
(756MC). 400 nm , ,<br />
, : A % = C t /C 0<br />
, 1000 mgl - 1 ;<br />
C t ).<br />
100% (C 0 <br />
pHpH; <strong>EDTA</strong>(, SPD210AVP) [ 4 ] .<br />
GC /MS(, 9890N /5360): 10m l, H 2 SO 4 <br />
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784<br />
28<br />
pH2, 30m l3, 2m l, GC /MS. : <br />
(30 m 0125m, 0125m) , 501m in, 8 m in - 1 3001m in,<br />
1l. :<br />
E I, 70 eV , 200 .<br />
2<br />
211<strong>EDTA</strong><br />
1000 mgl - 1 . , <br />
80 gl - 1 20 gl - 1 pH 3. : <br />
<strong>EDTA</strong> , <strong>EDTA</strong> 2 mmoll - 1 , 1000<br />
mgl - 1 , COD <strong>EDTA</strong> . 2 mmoll - 1 <strong>EDTA</strong> , <br />
<strong>EDTA</strong>.<br />
1( a)( b), , COD , 80m in, <br />
<strong>EDTA</strong>, COD8817%6715% , 5318%<br />
2914%. Fe 2 + [ H ] , , <br />
<strong>EDTA</strong>, <strong>EDTA</strong> /Fe 2 + O 2 H 2 O 2 Fenton, , <br />
. , <strong>EDTA</strong>.<br />
1 ( c)( d), <strong>EDTA</strong><br />
, , , <strong>EDTA</strong>. <br />
, <strong>EDTA</strong>, , <strong>EDTA</strong> /Fe 2 + <br />
O 2 H 2 O 2 , . , Noradoun [ 3 ] Fe<strong>EDTA</strong>,<br />
<strong>EDTA</strong> C 3 CO 2 CO , C 3 <br />
CO 2 CO35% , Fenton<strong>EDTA</strong><br />
COD, COD.<br />
1<strong>EDTA</strong><br />
( a) /<strong>EDTA</strong> ( b) /<strong>EDTA</strong>COD<br />
( c) <strong>EDTA</strong> ( d) /<strong>EDTA</strong><br />
F ig11The effect of <strong>EDTA</strong> on the degradation of 42NP in m icro2electrolysis system
6 : <strong>EDTA</strong> 785<br />
212/<strong>EDTA</strong><br />
21211/<strong>EDTA</strong><br />
20 gl - 1 , pH3, <strong>EDTA</strong>2 mmoll - 1 , 2<br />
1000 mgl - 1 . 40 gl - 1 120<br />
gl - 1 , 60m in, 6014%8419%. 200 gl - 1<br />
, 7619%. 120 gl - 1 , <br />
, Fe 2 + <strong>EDTA</strong>, Fenton; , <br />
, H 2 O 2 [ 5 ] , H 2 O 2 , Fe 2 + ,<br />
H 2 O 2 , OH, OHOH [ 6 ] .<br />
21212pH/<strong>EDTA</strong><br />
120 gl - 1 20 gl - 1 , <strong>EDTA</strong> 2 mmoll - 1 , <br />
pHpH /<strong>EDTA</strong> 1000 mgl - 1 , 3<br />
, pH3, /<strong>EDTA</strong>8419% , , pH<br />
7, 6315% , <br />
5318% , pH71915%. , Fe 2 + , <br />
; /<strong>EDTA</strong>, <strong>EDTA</strong>Fe 2 + , Fenton<br />
, , <strong>EDTA</strong>pH.<br />
2<br />
F ig12Influence of iron on 42NP degradation<br />
3pH<br />
F ig13Influence of pH on 42NP degradation<br />
21213<strong>EDTA</strong>/<strong>EDTA</strong><br />
120 gl - 1 , 20 gl - 1 , pH3, 4<strong>EDTA</strong><br />
. <strong>EDTA</strong>1 mmoll - 1 , 8917% , <strong>EDTA</strong><br />
, . <strong>EDTA</strong> [ Fe ( <strong>EDTA</strong> ) (O 2 ) ] 2 - [ 3 ] ,<br />
[ Fe ( <strong>EDTA</strong>) (O 2 ) ] 2 - H 2 O 2 , [ Fe ( <strong>EDTA</strong> ) (O 2 ) ] 2 - H 2 O 2 <br />
. , <strong>EDTA</strong>1mmoll - 1 .<br />
4<strong>EDTA</strong><br />
F ig14Influence of <strong>EDTA</strong> concentration on 42NP degradation
786<br />
28<br />
213/<strong>EDTA</strong><br />
/<strong>EDTA</strong>GC /MSHPLC, <br />
. 5/<strong>EDTA</strong> <br />
HPLC, , , , <strong>EDTA</strong> . <br />
, /<strong>EDTA</strong>, 6. <br />
[ H ] , , <strong>EDTA</strong>Fenton, <br />
OH, OH , OH <br />
, .<br />
5/<strong>EDTA</strong>HPLC<br />
F ig15The HPLC of 42NP in m icro2electrolysis/<strong>EDTA</strong> system<br />
6/<strong>EDTA</strong><br />
F ig16Proposed degradation pathway of 42NP in m icro2electrolysis/<strong>EDTA</strong> system<br />
3<br />
(1) <strong>EDTA</strong>, <strong>EDTA</strong> <br />
, 5318% , /<strong>EDTA</strong> <br />
8817%.<br />
(2) <strong>EDTA</strong>pH, 120 gl - 1 , 20 gl - 1 ,<br />
pH7, <strong>EDTA</strong>2 mmoll - 1 , 6315% ; <br />
1915%.<br />
(3) <strong>EDTA</strong> : 120 gl - 1 , 20<br />
gl - 1 , pH 3, <strong>EDTA</strong>1 mmoll - 1 , 60m in, 8917%.
6 : <strong>EDTA</strong> 787<br />
<br />
[ 1 ] , , , 2, 42[ J ] 1, 2008, 27 (2) 186189<br />
[ 2 ] , , , FentonFenton2, 42D[ J ] 1, 2005, 24 (4) 365369<br />
[ 3 ] Noradoun C E, Cheng I F, <strong>EDTA</strong> Degradation Induced by Oxygen Activation in a Zero Valent Iron /A ir/W ater Systerm [ J ] 1Environ.<br />
Sci. Technol. , 2005, 39 (18) 71587163<br />
[ 4 ] Bergers P J M, Degroot A C, The Analysis of <strong>EDTA</strong> in W ater by HPLC [ J ] 1W ater Res. , 1994, 28 (3) 639642<br />
[ 5 ] Kavitha V, Palanivelu K, Degradation of N itrophenols by Fenton and Photo2Fenton Processes [ J ] 1Chem istry, 2005, 170 8395<br />
[ 6 ] Juliana C B, M ilton D C, Ladislau M N et al1, Oxidation Decomposition of A trazine by a Fenton2L ike Reaction in a H 2 O 2 /Ferrihydrite<br />
System [ J ] 1W ater R esearch,<br />
2007, 41 5562<br />
THE EFFECT O F ED TA O N THE D EGRADAT IO N O F<br />
42N ITRO PHENOL IN M ICRO 2EL ECTROLY S IS SY STEM<br />
L I S ongL IU B oWANG Q iYAN D ong2dongWU W en2feiCHEN Ze2zhi<br />
( Engineering Center of W ater Treatment and Environment Remediation, M inistry of Education, National Key Laboratory<br />
of Pollution Control and Resource Reuse, School of the Environment of Nanjing University, Nanjing, 210093, China)<br />
ABSTRACT<br />
The main disadvantage of conventional m icro2electrolysis treatment is that the degradation efficiency is not<br />
very high1 To solve this p roblem, the effect of <strong>EDTA</strong> enhancement on the degradation of 42NP in the<br />
m icro2electrolysis/<strong>EDTA</strong> system was investigated, during which <strong>EDTA</strong> and 42NP was degraded by the<br />
m icro2electrolysis system1 The results showed that <strong>EDTA</strong> could imp rove the removal rate of 42NP1 The<br />
operating conditions for degradation of 42NP ( 1000 mgl - 1 ) in the m icro2electrolysis/<strong>EDTA</strong> system were<br />
op tim ized by individual factor experiments and they were as following: C (Fe) = 120 gl - 1 , C (C) = 20 gl - 1 ,<br />
C (<strong>EDTA</strong>) =1 mmoll - 1 , pH = 31 Under this condition, 42NP removal rates reached 8917% within 60 m in,<br />
while the removal rate of 42NP was only achieved 5318% by the convention m icro2electrolysis treatment1 The<br />
most deserves attention was that m icro2electrolysis/<strong>EDTA</strong> system also disp layed a reasonable good degradation<br />
activity in a neutral condition. The removal of 42NP in m icro2electrolysis/<strong>EDTA</strong> system was over 6315% at<br />
pH of 7, while it was only 1915% in m icro2electrolysis system1 The degradation p roducts of 42NP were<br />
identified with GC /MS methods and the degradation pathways of 42NP were discussed1<br />
Keywords: m icro2electrolysis, <strong>EDTA</strong>, effect, 42nitrophenol.