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[Simultaneous remediation of Cr (VI) and p-NCB by nanosacle iron]. | LitMetric

[Simultaneous remediation of Cr (VI) and p-NCB by nanosacle iron].

Huan Jing Ke Xue

School of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310027, China.

Published: January 2009

Nanoscale Fe and Ni/Fe, which were prepared by chemical deposition, were utilized as catalyst for remediation of Cr(VI) and pNCB in contaminated water. The interactions between Cr( VI) and p-NCB in contaminated water during the simultaneous remediation process were analyzed. It is demonstrated from the experiment that p-NCB can be degradated into p-CAN by nanoscale iron, but cannot exhibit the effect of dechlorination, and that there is a competitive relationship between Cr( VI) and p-NCB in the remediation process. The nanoscale Nil Fe bimetals could be applied in simultaneous remediation of p-NCB with Cr( VI) and give rise to a good remediation efficiency, where the products are only Cr(III) and p-CAN without any intermediate products. It was found that the conditions of higher Ni(II) concentration can promote the degradation rate of p-NCB. The optimum Ni/Fe ratio is 1:50. Whereas, the higher concentrations of Cr(VI) and p-NCB will lead to the lower degradation rate. Under the condition that concentration of Cr (VI) was 20 mg/L, the corresponding maximum dechlorination of p-NCB was 43.0%; under the condition that concentration of p-NCB was 40 mg/L, the corresponding maximum removal efficiency of Cr(VI) was 71.4%.

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