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Effects of illumination manners on the organic contaminantsdegradation in photoelectrocatalysis system

Received Date:2021-12-21

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    Abstract:The effects of illumination manners on the photocatalytic degradation of organic contaminantswere studied with the TiO2 ... Open+
    Abstract: The effects of illumination manners on the photocatalytic degradation of organic contaminantswere studied with the TiO2 /ITO photoanode. The degradation process and the hole scavenging abilitywere analyzed by light intensity test. The results showed that the photocatalytic degradation rates of phe-nol,humic acid and acid orange under backside illumination increased by 16.19%,26.09% and38.87%,respectively,compared with those under positive illumination. That was because theillumination intensity of positive illumination lost when the light passing through the solution,thus theillumination intensity on the surface of the photoanode reduced. The increased degradation rate of or-ganic pollutants under backside illumination was positively correlated with the light adsorption ability oforganic pollutants. The backside illumination improved the hole trapping ability by avoiding the illumi-nation loss,resulting in a larger photocurrent compared with the condition without contaminants. Close-

    Authors:

    • WANG Xiaowen
    • WANG Cong
    • LI Fen
    • HU Xiaoling

    Units

    • Centralsouthern Safety & Environment Technology Institute Co.,Ltd.,Wuhan 430051,China

    Keywords

    • Photoelectrocatalysis
    • TiO2
    • Positive illumination
    • Backside illumination
    • Refractory pollutants
    • Light loss

    Citation

    WANG Xiaowen,WANG Cong,LIFen,et al. Effects of illumination manners on the organic contaminants degrada-tion in photoelectrocatalysis system [J]. Energy Environmental Protection,2022,36( 2) : 68-74.

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