Improving PMS oxidation of organic pollutants by single cobalt atom catalyst through hybrid radical and non-radical pathways

Haodan Xu; Ning Jiang; Da Wang; Lihong Wang; Yifan Song; Zhiqiang Chen; Jun Ma; Tao Zhang

doi:10.1016/j.apcatb.2019.118350

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Improving PMS oxidation of organic pollutants by single cobalt atom catalyst through hybrid radical and non-radical pathways

Haodan Xu Ning Jiang Da Wang Lihong Wang Yifan Song Zhiqiang Chen Jun Ma Tao Zhang

Year: 2019 Journal: Applied Catalysis B: Environmental Vol: 263 Pages: 118350-118350 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.apcatb.2019.118350

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Chemistry Catalysis Cobalt Singlet oxygen Pollutant Photochemistry Hydroxyl radical Degradation (telecommunications) Benzotriazole Advanced oxidation process Radical ion Radical Inorganic chemistry Oxygen Organic chemistry

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Advanced oxidation water treatment

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