ACTIVATED BIOCHARS FUNCTIONALIZATION FOR PHOTO-FENTON DEGRADATION OF ORGANIC DYES
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https://doi.org/10.52292/j.laar.2023.1161Keywords:
residual biomass, methyl orange, photo-degradation, pyrolysis, heterogeneous catalystAbstract
Activated biochars were obtained from peanut shells, a waste from the local agricultural industry, and used as supports for iron species. These materials were evaluated as catalysts in photo-Fenton reactions for methyl orange degradation in aqueous solutions. Supports and composites were physiochemically characterized by various techniques for better knowledge, finding a good interaction between the active phase and the support. The materials were subsequently evaluated in a batch system equipped with a Hg lamp. The catalysts showed good performance in the degradation of an organic dye. Reuse was evaluated for the catalyst with the highest activity (CA-FeWI), showing a slight loss in photodegradation capacity.
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