The invention discloses a method for treating poisonous and organic
pollutant atrazine through a modified
electrode in an electrocatalytic oxidation mode and belongs to the field of
electrode electrocatalytic application. A
titanium dioxide
nanotube array (TiO2-NTs) is prepared, and
layers of Ni are electroplated at the bottom of a substrate Ti and the bottom of TiO2NT;
titanium dioxide nanotubes are coated with an intermediate layer SnO2-RuO2-Ce, components of deposition liquid are 18g of SnC14.5H2O, 0.1g of RuCl3, 0.7g of Ce(NO3)3.6H2O and 0.1g of
sodium dodecyl
benzene sulfonate, 2ml of HCl(37%) is dissolved in 100ml of an
ethanol solution, and
current density is 20mA / cm<2>; electro-depositing is carried out for 30 minutes at normal temperature, then the nanotubes are put into a
muffle furnace of 500 DEG C to be calcined for 60 minutes, so that the intermediate layer SnO2-RuO2-Ce is obtained, and the
lead dioxide and
rare earth Y2O3 modified
titanium dioxide
nanotube electrode is prepared; the poisonous and organic
pollutant atrazine is treated in the electrcatalytic oxidation mode. The self-made Y2O3-PbO2 doped modified high-activity Y2O3-PbO2 / SnO2-RuO2-Ce / Ni-TiO2-NTs / Ti modified electrode is adopted as an
anode, the electrode is not suitable for inactivation in the
electrolytic process,
corrosion resistance of the electrode is good, and selectivity is good during degrading.