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Lattice distortion SnS₂ piezoelectric self-Fenton system for efficient degradation and detoxification of pollutants

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Lattice distortion SnS₂ piezoelectric self-Fenton system for efficient degradation and detoxification of pollutants

R. Jiang, G. Lu, et al.

Discover a groundbreaking Fe-doped SnS₂ piezoelectric self-Fenton system developed by Runren Jiang and colleagues for treating water pollution. This innovative approach achieves remarkable degradation of rhodamine B while minimizing toxicity in degradation byproducts, showcasing the significant advantages of combining piezoelectricity and self-Fenton technology.

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Abstract
This paper presents a novel Fe-doped SnS₂ (Sn₁₋ₓFexS₂) piezoelectric self-Fenton system for efficient water pollution treatment. The system demonstrates superior performance in degrading rhodamine B (RhB), with toxicity analysis confirming a reduction in toxicity of the degradation intermediates. Characterizations, including Kelvin probe force microscopy and photoelectrochemical analysis, verified the enhanced piezoelectric properties of Sn₀.₉₇Fe₀.₀₃S₂, attributed to Fe lattice defects and the formation of a self-Fenton system. The study highlights the potential of this combined piezoelectric and self-Fenton technology for effective organic pollutant removal.
Publisher
npj Clean Water
Published On
Nov 30, 2023
Authors
Runren Jiang, Guanghua Lu, Min Wang, Yufang Chen, Jianchao Liu, Zhenhua Yan, Haijiao Xie
Tags
Fe-doped SnS₂
piezoelectric
self-Fenton system
water pollution treatment
rhodamine B
toxicity analysis
organic pollutant removal

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