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Enhancing Removal of Acid Orange II by Heterogeneous Catalytic Ozonation Using ZnO Nanoparticles-Modified Fly Ash Composite

Thai Nguyen University (TNU) 1Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry , TNU 2Faculty of Natural Resources and Environment , TNU – University of Sciences 3Center for Advanced Technology Development , Thai Nguyen University (TNU) 4Department of Training and Scientifi c Research - International Cooperation 5International School , Thai Nguyen University 6Iris School , No. 586, Cach Mang Thang Tam Road, Gia Sang Ward , Thai Nguyen City
Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering, May 2024, 41(5), 1415-1425(11), https://doi.org/10.1007/s11814-024-00045-0

Abstract

In this study, heterogeneous catalytic ozonation using fl y ash (FA) modifi ed ZnO nanoparticles to the decolorization of acid

orange II (AOII) was studied. The combination of ZnO and fl y ash via an incipient wetness impregnation method to form

ZOFA composites created a synergistic eff ect that led to effi cient catalytic ozonation activity towards AOII degradation

and decolorization compared with individual ozonation processes. From the experimental results, ZOFA composite with

the optimal weight ratio between ZnO NPs and FA was 20 wt% (denoted as ZOFA-20) that exhibited outstanding catalytic

ozonation activity. Moreover, through other investigations including initial pH conditions and catalyst dosage, AOII could

be eff ectively and optimally eliminated by 0.5 g of ZOFA-20 with an initial pH value of 11. The corresponding k value was

measured as 0.248 min −1 with a maximum TOC removal content of 77.27%. Besides, ZOFA-20 could show high catalytic

ozonation activity even at highly concentrated AOII concentrations while it could also retain its excellent stability and reusability

over 5 continuous AOII removal cycles. From the experimental and electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) results,

hydroxyl radical ( · OH) was the main active species during the catalytic ozonation of AOII. The present study provides a

promising approach to prepare novel composite-based fl y ash that would be applicable for removing azo dye and other dye

pollutants in water via a catalytic ozonation strategy.

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