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Study of GM (1,1) Model on Kinetics of Aniline Photodegradation Reaction by TiO2
2011-10-13 ArticleSource:
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LI, Fenga,b, JIANG, Wen-qiangc, LIU, Huic,  BIAN, Hed, ZHENG Jing-tang*,a

(a China University of Petroleum(East China), State Key Laboratory of Heavy Oil , Qingdao 266555; b Wudi people's county Government of Shandong province , Wudi 251900; c School of Light Chemical and Environmental Engineering, Shandong Institute of Light Industry, Jinan 250353; d Befar Group Co., Ltd, Binzhou 256600)

Abstract: A series of TiO2 catalysts supported on the tiles were prepared by a solution impregnation method. In order to improve the activity of catalyst, the dissolved transition metals or H2O2 were added in the aniline photodegradation reaction by TiO2., whose Kinetics was simulated using GM (1,1) Model. The results indicated that the adding a little amount of Cu2+, Mn2+ or Co2+ can raise the photodegradation efficiency, and Ni2+ was just the opposite. Likewise, the adding of H2O2 can improve the activity of TiO2, and it had the more obvious effects after interaction with Mn2+. When the reaction time was 50 min, the activity of TiO2 was improved by19%~88% after the adding of Cu2+, Mn2+ or H2O2. It was also demonstrated that the kinetics of aniline photodegradation reaction by TiO2 could be well simulated using GM (1, 1) model.

Key words: TiO2 catalyst; degradation; aniline; Kinetics

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Journal of Molecular Catalysis, Vol. 25, Issue 4, 2011, 336~340

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