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Jin, Huachang; Xu, Xiaozhi; Liu, Renlan; Wu, Xiaobo; Chen, Xueming; Zheng, Xiangyong; Zhao, Min; Yu, Yang
Chemical engineering journal (Lausanne, Switzerland : 1996), 03/2024, Volume: 483Journal Article
Display omitted •A novel flow-anode, CeOx/CB, was introduced in electro-oxidation.•Ce(IV)/Ce(III) redox cycle accelerated the electron transfer directionally.•The loading of CeOx actuated efficient •OH generation.•Acetaminophen degradation rate was 2.3–2.9 times higher than the control.•CeOx/CB achieved high current efficiency and low energy consumption. Electrochemically active materials can effectively alleviate mass transfer restriction by adding them as flow-anodes into the electrochemical reactor. However, conventional flow-anode materials display a low •OH yield. Here, a novel flow-anode, CeOx/carbon black (CB), demonstrates superior electrocatalytic degradation efficiency of organic pollutants. The acetaminophen degradation kinetic constant of CeOx/CB was calculated to be 2.3–2.9 times higher than that of CB. CeOx/CB achieved a higher current efficiency of 66.4 % and relatively lower energy consumption of 157.8 kWh/kg COD compared with other GAC or γ-Al2O3-based flow-anodes. The mechanistic analyses demonstrated that rapid electron transfer, strong water adsorption, and low reaction energy barrier of CeOx/CB actuated efficient •OH generation. Moreover, Ce(IV)/Ce(III) redox cycle crucially acted as an “electron porter” to accelerate the electron transfer from adsorbed H2O molecules to CB substrate directionally in the electro-oxidation process. This work provides a feasible manner for the development of flow-anodes utilizing the advantage of the Ce(IV)/Ce(III) redox cycle.
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