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November 13-14, 2017 Paris, France

5

th

International Conference on

PLASMA CHEMISTRY AND

PLASMA PROCESSING

Journal of Biotechnology and Phytochemistry

Volume 1, Issue 2

Plasma Chemistry 2017

Efficient degradation of organic dyestuffs wastewater

by liquid phase plasma synergy with nano-material

photo catalysis

Wanyuan Gui, Guojian Hao, Yongfeng Liang

and

Junpin Lin

University of Science and Technology, China

C

lean water is a prerequisite not only for human life but

also for all life on the planet. But the aquatic ecosystem is

severely affected by industrialization, notably industry dyestuffs

wastewater, due to its unique features, such as composition

complicated, high density and toxicity, and difficult to bio-

chemical degradation. In the past several decades, numerous

efforts based on advanced oxidation processes(AOPs)have been

made to remediation these wastewaters, such as photocatalytic

oxidation, ozone oxidation, wet oxidation, non-thermal plasma

processing. Among those AOPs, non-thermal plasma can

achieve greater output and better efficiency, due to the discharge

processes where a lot of high energy electrons and active radicals

and molecules are generated, which can effectively have degraded

of dissolved organic compound molecules. However, fast and

efficient degradation of organic wastewater in few minutes is still

facing substantial challenges, and it’s the main technical barriers

that impede its commercialization. Here, an innovative method

for rapid degradation of organic wastewater by electrolytic plasma

processing synergy with four photocatalysis of nano-material:

Au@SiO

2

, TiO

2

, NiO, and ZnO with 2g of K

2

S

2

O

8

addition. The

results showed that 50 mg of RhB dyestuffs fully degraded in

less than 10 minutes were observed by UV and fluorescence.

The mechanism behind these effects were investigated in detail,

and it’s mainly attributed to the two reasons: A large number of

free electrons and high-energy active substances were produced

under the environmental of electrolytic plasma processing, as

a result of free radical chain quickly reacts in the system; on

the other hand, sulfate radical (E°=2.7-3.1 EV) with extremely

strong standard electrode potential was introduced into system,

and it can efficient degradation of the vast majority of dissolved

organic matter. In addition, sulfate radical has a wide range of

pH value applicable range: at pH 2.0-7.0, and the sulfate radical

in the water can exist in a relatively stable state; when the pH

is higher than 8.0-10.0, hydroxyl free radicals is formed by the

part of the sulfate radicals reacting with the water; when pH

value of solution is higher than 10 most of the sulfate radical is

transformed to hydroxyl free radicals, and the coexistence or

shift of both radical can greatly enhance the oxidation capacity

of the system. The organic dyestuffs wastewater can be efficiently

degraded by the cooperation of those reactions, which provides a

broad prospect for industrial wastewater treatment.

Biography

Wanyuan Gui received his doctorate in materials science and engineering, form

State Key Laboratory for advanced metals and materials, University of Science

and Technology Beijing, China. His research interest is towards liquid phase

plasma engineering applications, such as surface modification, coating and

wastewater treatment.

guiwanyuan2008@163.com

Wanyuan Gui et al., J Biot Phyt 2017