Selective interfacial oxidation of organic pollutants in Fenton-like system mediated by Fe(III)-adsorbed carbon nanotubes

[Display omitted] •Fe(III)-adsorbed carbon nanotubes (Fe-OCNT) as heterogeneous Fenton catalyst.•Selectively interfacial oxidation towards positively charged organic molecules.•A broad pH suitability (4.0–9.0), and high resistance to tert-butyl alcohol and Br−.•The contributions of free HO, FeIVO, 1...

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description [Display omitted] •Fe(III)-adsorbed carbon nanotubes (Fe-OCNT) as heterogeneous Fenton catalyst.•Selectively interfacial oxidation towards positively charged organic molecules.•A broad pH suitability (4.0–9.0), and high resistance to tert-butyl alcohol and Br−.•The contributions of free HO, FeIVO, 1O2, and surface-bound O* are excluded.•HO adsorbed on the surface of OCNT is postulated to be the main reactive species. In this study, we propose a heterogeneous Fenton-like system for selective oxidation towards target compounds based on the recognition of electrostatic attraction. The catalyst Fe-OCNT was fabricated by binding Fe ions onto the surface of oxidized carbon nanotubes, and the resultant Fe-OCNT/H2O2 system could oxidize methylene blue and chrysoidine G only among six test compounds, both of which are positively charged and could be adsorbed on the negatively charged surface of the catalyst. Also, the selective oxidation system features a broad pH suitability from 4.0 to 9.0, excellent resistance to traditional free HO quenching agents and halogen ions, and satisfactory reusability. After the exclusion of the contribution of various reactive species, e.g., free HO, FeIVO, 1O2, and surface-bound O*, we suggest that HO adsorbed on the CNT surface is responsible for such selective oxidation. This work presents a proof-of-concept design of highly selective Fenton-like system in water treatment.
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subjects Adsorbed HO[rad]
Adsorption
Carbon nanotube
Carbon nanotubes
Catalysts
Chemistry
Chemistry, Physical
Engineering
Engineering, Chemical
Engineering, Environmental
Fenton reaction
Hydrogen peroxide
Ions
Iron
Methylene blue
Nanotechnology
Nanotubes
Oxidation
Physical Sciences
Pollutants
Science & Technology
Selective oxidation
Technology
Water treatment
title Selective interfacial oxidation of organic pollutants in Fenton-like system mediated by Fe(III)-adsorbed carbon nanotubes
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