Trends in Catalytic Advanced Oxidation Processes
A special issue of Catalysts (ISSN 2073-4344).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (15 November 2020) | Viewed by 5070
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Interests: environmental remediation; advanced oxidation process; wastewater treatment; deep eutectic solvents
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Dear Colleagues,
Advanced oxidation processes (AOPs) are a one of the most studied group of technologies for water and wastewater treatment. The biggest potential comes from catalytic processes providing enhanced conversion of external oxidants to active radical species, increased reaction rates, and complete mineralization of the degraded organic compounds. In addition to catalytic AOPs based on the formation of hydroxyl radicals from oxygen, hydrogen peroxide and ozone, as well as photocatalytic approaches, recently, the attention of scientists has predominantly been focused on catalysts for the activation of persulfates (sulfate radicals-based AOPs—S-AOPs) as well as catalysts for cavitation-based AOPs.
This Special Issue is dedicated to novel achievements in the field of catalytic advanced oxidation processes. The contributions should be related to the listed topics:
- Catalytic processes in water and wastewater treatment
- Developments in Fenton-like AOPs
- Activation of Persulfates for AOPs
- Formation of sulfate radicals
- Catalytic cavitation-based AOPs (hydrodynamic cavitation and acoustic cavitation)
- Sonocatalysts
- Catalytic ozonation
- Photocatalysts—including visible light and UV applications
- Catalytic wet air oxidation (CWAO)
- Catalytic–electrochemical AOPs
- Carbon catalysts for AOPs
- Nanocatalysts
- Risk of by-product formation during water and wastewater treatment
- Developments in process control of catalytic AOPs (analytical methods, chromatographic, and spectroscopic techniques)
- Methods of catalysts characterization
- Post-process assessment of effluents toxicity
- Application of nanobubbles in AOPs
- Economic analysis of catalytic AOPs application and catalysts life cycle assessment (LCO)
- Industrial catalytic wastewater treatment
- Modelling and optimization of catalytic processes
- Green chemistry aspects in catalytic water and wastewater treatment
Prof. Dr. Grzegorz Boczkaj
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- catalyst
- AOP
- hydroxyl radicals
- sulfate radicals
- sonocatalyst
- Fenton
- cavitation
- water treatment
- wastewater treatment
- ozonation
- photocatalysis
- titanium dioxide
- zinc oxide
- carbon nanotubes
- nanocatalysts
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