Particles are often too small to be separated from a reaction system and recycled, especially in wastewater treatment via a catalytic ozonation process. Thus, the objective of this study was to prepare a magnetic catalyst (SiO(2)/Fe(3)O(4)) that can be recycled by using an external magnetic field. The effects of the characteristics of the magnetic catalyst, pH values, catalyst dosage, and initial concentration of Reactive Black 5 (RB5) on mineralization efficiency of the magnetic catalyst/H(2)O(2)/O(3) process were also investigated. The mineralization efficiency of RB5 under various conditions followed the sequence: SiO(2)/Fe(3)O(4)/H(2)O(2)/O(3)>SiO(2)/Fe(3)O(4)/O(3)>Fe(3)O(4)/O(3) approximately H(2)O(2)/O(3)>O(3)>SiO(2)/Fe(3)O(4)/H(2)O(2). Given the results of our reuse and recovery experiments, the magnetic catalyst shows considerable promise for use in water treatment.
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