ArticleEnvironmental science and pollution research international2025
Enhanced micropollutant degradation over catalyst-free synergistic activation of periodate and persulfate under solar light.
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Micropollutants are ubiquitous in water sources, posing threats to both human health and ecosystems. Conventional water and wastewater treatment processes are inefficient in micropollutant removal. In this study, the energy-effective and environmentally friendly solar light-driven periodate (PI) and peroxydisulfate (PDS) synergistic activation process (PI/PDS/solar light) is developed for efficient micropollutant decontamination. The PI/PDS/solar light process (0.5 mM PI and 0.25 mM PDS) achieves 100% degradation of 2 ppm CBZ in 15 min with a CBZ degradation rate constant of 0.31 min
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