The application provides a method for degrading
chlorohydrocarbon in water by using
illite reinforced ball-milling
sulfidation micro zero-valent iron, which comprises the following steps: first, a
buffer solution with pH=7 is prepared by using 4-(2-hydroxyethyl)-1-piperazineethanesulfonic acid, and an
oxygen-free
aeration treatment is performed; then,
illite and S-mZVI bm are mixed to prepare a particle mixture, and the particle mixture is sealed and stored in the
buffer solution with pH=7; finally,
chlorohydrocarbon pollutants are added into the particle mixture of
illite and S-mZVI bm , and a sealed oscillation reaction is performed, so that the concentration of the
chlorohydrocarbon in the
reaction system is determined. The application directly reinforces the activity of S-mZVI bm material by using illite, which is a clay mineral widely distributed in nature, so that the defects of S-mZVI bm , such as
large particle size, slow degradation rate and decreased activity in the later reaction stage, are effectively solved, and the long-term reaction activity of the particles is ensured. The raw materials are green and
environmentally friendly, the process is simple, and the materials are easy to obtain.