多氯芳烃类污染物催化降解的研究进展

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Abstract In recent years, organic pollutants in the environment have attracted wide attention. Among them, polychlorinated aromatic pollutants (PCAPs), one of the most important organic pollutants, have worldwide been concerned. Compared with conventional pollutants, PCAPs have strong bio-accumulation, environmental persistence, high toxicity, lipophilicity and long-distance migration capabilities, which make them easily dispersed in aquatic, soil and atmospheric environments through solid wastes, liquid sewage and exhaust gas. Thus they can easily enter the ecological environment through biological chains. Meanwhile, they can also invade human adipose tissue and blood through the food chain, which may bring teratogenic, carcinogenic and mutagenic effects. Therefore, the control, elimination and degradation technology of PCAPs has become a research hotspot in the field of environment protection.
　　At present, the treatment methods of PCAPs mainly include adsorption, pyrolysis, microbial treatment, photocatalysis and catalytic degradation. However, the first four technologies have some shortcomings, such as incomplete degradation, large amount of residue, high treatment cost, high degradation temperature, regeneration of PCAPs, time-consuming or secondary pollution, which limit their practical application.
　　In contrast, catalytic degradation has the advantages of low reaction temperature, complete mineralization, high degradation efficiency, good safety and secondary pollution-free, and thus is considered to be one of the most effective and promising technologies to remove PCAPs from the environment. In the past few decades, researchers have done a lot of researches on the catalysts for the catalytic degradation of PCAPs, which have developed one of research hot topics in the fields of environment protection and catalysis.
　　In this paper, the main research results and the latest progress of catalytic degradation of PCAPs have been systematically reviewed. Based on the analysis of the current research situation, the existing problems and shortcomings in the treatment of PCAPs have been elaborated, and the future development trend has been prospected.

Key words： polychlorinated aromatic pollutants catalytic degradation catalysts

Published: 16 January 2020

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About author:: Jiankun Liureceived his master’s degree in fluid mechanics from Graduate University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2011. Now he is an associate researcher of Sinopec Research Institute of Petroleum Engineering. His research has focused on technology of tight oil and gas fracturing and experimental mechanism;Xiaodong Mareceived his Ph. D. degree in environmental science from Research Center for Eco-environmental Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2006. Now he is a professor at the School of Energy and Environmental Engineering, Hebei University of Technology. His research interests are environmental pollution control technology. He has elected in New Century Talent Supporting Project by Education Ministry. In recent years, he has published over 30 papers, including Applied Catalysis B: Environmental, Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, Applied Catalysis A: General and so on.

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LIU Jiankun,HUANG Jing,JIANG Tingxue, et al. Research Progress of Catalytic Degradation of Polychlorinated Aromatic Pollutants: a Review[J]. Materials Reports, 2020, 34(5): 5008-5015.

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