ABIOTIC REDUCTIVE DEHALOGENATION WITH BIMETALLIC NANO-SCALE IRON - Feng, Jing
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Nano-scale Fe, Ni/Fe and Pd/Fe particles were synthesized by wet chemical reduction method. Batch reduction experiments were carried out to investigate the dehalogenation of halogenated methanes with different types of nano-scale particles. The reduction kinetics, pathways and the mechanisms of dehalogenation reactions with the bimetallic particles were also examined. Both kinetic and mechanistic examinations were considered in establishing the major and minor transformation pathways. The reduction of halogenated methanes to end products could follow both parallel and sequential pathways. The…mehr

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Nano-scale Fe, Ni/Fe and Pd/Fe particles were synthesized by wet chemical reduction method. Batch reduction experiments were carried out to investigate the dehalogenation of halogenated methanes with different types of nano-scale particles. The reduction kinetics, pathways and the mechanisms of dehalogenation reactions with the bimetallic particles were also examined. Both kinetic and mechanistic examinations were considered in establishing the major and minor transformation pathways. The reduction of halogenated methanes to end products could follow both parallel and sequential pathways. The main non-halogenated end product was found to be methane. Based on the statistic analysis, two-parameter regression relationships were also established for kinetics prediction of the dehalogenation reactions with the nano-scale particles. Meanwhile, the presence of amphiphiles (such as natural organic matters and surfactants) and an increase of pH value would inhibit the reduction rate of halogenated methanes.
Autorenporträt
Dr Jing Feng received her Bachelor s degree in environmental engineering from Tianjin University, P. R. China, in 1999. After working as a process engineer for three years, she entered Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, and got her Ph.D degree in 2007. She is working as a Research Scientist in Siemens Water Technologies, Singapore.