The invention relates to a Fenton-like
system for regulating and controlling a Co-N microenvironment based on
sulfur (S) and application of the Fenton-like
system in efficient degradation of
antibiotics.
Cobalt sulfate (CoSO4) and
cobalt nitrate (Co (NO3) 2) are used as raw materials, and the S-doped Co-N-based catalyst is prepared through high-temperature
calcination (100-1200 DEG C). According to the catalyst, the Co-N microenvironment is regulated and controlled through S, the
electronic structure and surface
active site distribution of the catalyst are optimized, and the synergistic effect of double active sites (Co and N) is achieved. In the Fenton-like reaction, the catalyst can efficiently activate peroxymonosulfate (PMS) to generate various high-activity species (such as < 1 > O2 and high-valence
metal), and the degradation efficiency of pollutants is remarkably improved. The catalyst shows excellent degradation performance on
tetracycline in a wide
pH range (pH 5-9), and the degradation efficiency is remarkably higher than that of a traditional Fenton
system. In addition, the catalyst has good stability and
reusability, and can still maintain high catalytic activity after being recycled. The S-regulated Co-N microenvironment catalyst and the Fenton-like system thereof provided by the invention have the advantages of simple preparation, mild
reaction conditions, high degradation efficiency and the like, can be widely applied to the fields of
sewage treatment,
industrial wastewater treatment and the like, and provide a new solution for efficient treatment of antibiotic
pollution in a
water body.