The invention discloses a method for removing
antibiotics by activating
permanganate through ball milling MoS2, and belongs to the field of
water treatment technologies and environmental functional materials. The method comprises the following steps: co-precipitating to synthesize MgAl-
layered double hydroxides, and carrying out hydrothermal compounding and ball-milling bonding to obtain the ball-milling modified
composite material and the
water treatment application thereof. In order to solve the technical problems that in an existing
permanganate activation technology, active species in a homogeneous
system are prone to inactivation, the activation efficiency of a heterogeneous
system is low, and only physical contact exists between materials, so that an interface
electron transfer potential barrier is high,
sodium thiosulfate is adopted for assisting ball milling to induce chemical bonding, a continuous
electron transfer network is constructed, an
electron-rich state is formed on the surface of MoS2, and the MoS2 is prepared.
Antibiotics are synergistically oxidized through a high-valence
manganese intermediate and a free radical double path, and meanwhile heavy
metal is adsorbed through multiple mechanisms of
sulfur coordination,
sulfur vacancy anchoring and hydroxyl complexing. Under the optimal condition, the method realizes that the SMX removal rate reaches 96.8% and the lead
ion removal rate reaches 99.2%.