ReviewEnvironmental science and pollution research international2026
Remediation of organic pollutants by Fenton-like reactions with spinel catalysts: pathways, transformation products, and reactor perspectives.
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Abstract
Spinel ferrite-catalyzed Fenton and Fenton-like advanced oxidation processes are emerging as a practical route for removing persistent organic pollutants from water, yet its selectivity, by-product formation, and scale-up behavior remain insufficiently resolved. This review consolidates recent advances in the activation of oxidants using hydrogen peroxide, peroxymonosulfate, and peroxydisulfate, and links operating conditions to the dominant oxidation pathways. It distinguishes regimes in which hydroxyl or sulfate radicals prevail from conditions that favor singlet oxygen generation or direct surface electron transfer, emphasizing the roles of pH, background anions, and matrix scavengers in controlling the kinetics and transformation profiles. Progress in catalyst development is centered on iron-rich spinels of the general composition MFe
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