Exploring the intensifying effect of periodate/hydroxylamine oxidation process for the effective mineralization of textile dyes effluents with consideration of environmental matrices
ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING(2024)
Abstract
This study delved into the potential of periodate/hydroxylamine process (PI/HA) as an efficient method for the degradation and mineralization of textile dyes. The PI/HA process generates a range of reactive oxygen species (ROS), which can degrade organic pollutants. The effects of processing conditions, common minerals, organic components, including humic acid and surfactants, and various real environmental matrices, i.e. deionized water, seawater, natural mineral water and treated wastewater effluent, on the PI/HA process efficiency were examined. The results showed that the PI/HA process could remove over 50% of initial dyes concentration in just 10 s, with 80% removal achieved at 10 min using a PI/HA molar ratio of 1 (1.5/1.5 mM). Further adjustments could result in 100% removal in less than 5 min. The process efficiently abated organic matter, with total organic carbon (TOC) reductions exceeding 80% at 60 min and similar to 90% at 120 min. Radical scavengers showed that (OH)-O-center dot played a dominant role (similar to 76%), while O-1(2) contributed to a lesser extent (similar to 8.5%). The degradation was more efficient at lower pH, a higher PI to HA molar ratio. The process was unaffected by low concentrations of common mineral anions and surfactants. Higher degradation levels were observed in natural mineral water and seawater.
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Key words
dyes mineralization,environmental matrices,mineral competitors,organic competitors,periodate/hydroxylamine process (PI/HA),reactive oxygen species (ROS)
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