ArticleRSC advances2026
Alginate bead microreactors integrated with SDS-MIL-88A and Cu-biochar for adsorption-coupled Fenton-like degradation of tetracycline at neutral pH.
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Herein, this study provides a solution to the shortcomings of most heterogeneous Fenton/Fenton-like catalysts, such as high dispersibility and difficulty of separation from the reaction medium. The activity of the Fenton MIL-88A catalyst was enhanced by the functionality of sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS), and the efficiency of the Fenton-like biochar catalyst was improved by copper doping. The highly efficacious SDS-MIL88A/Cu-BC catalyst was impregnated into the sodium alginate (SA) and shaped into a bead form, yielding the SDS-MIL88A/Cu-BC@SA beads. Various characterization instruments confirmed the successful synthesis of the SDS-MIL88A/Cu-BC@SA beads. The SDS-MIL88A/Cu-BC@SA was applied in the Fenton-like decomposition of the antibiotic tetracycline (Tc) drug, and the optimal reaction conditions were scrutinized after sequential catalytic experiments. The SDS-MIL88A/Cu-BC@SA beads achieved 95.12% Tc decomposition within 60 min, with 44.91% adsorption at pH = 7, dose of the beads = 20 mg, Tc concentration = 50 mg L
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