ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLLUTION RESEARCH
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2019
·Vol. 26
·期 36
·36410-36422
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IF 2.914
Latif Abdul,Kai Sun,Si Youbin
This study demonstrated, for the first time, Fe(III)/peroximonosulphate (PMS) could be an efficient advanced oxidation process (AOP) for wastewater treatment. Bisphenol A (BPA) was chosen as a model pollutant in the present study. Fe(III)-activated PMS system proved very effective to eliminate 92.18% of BPA (20 mg/L) for 30-min reaction time at 0.50 mM PMS, 1.5 g/L Fe(III), pH 7.0. The maximum degradation of BPA occurred at neutral pH, while it was suppressed at both strongly acidic and alkaline conditions. Organic and inorganic ions can interfere with system efficiency either positively or negatively, so their interaction was thoroughly investigated. Furthermore, the presence of organic acids also affected BPA degradation rate, especially the addition of 10 mM citric acid decreased the degradation rate from 92.18 to 66.08%. Radical scavenging experiments showed that SO 4 •– was the dominant reactive species in Fe(III)/PMS system. A total of 5 BPA intermediates were found by using LC/MS. A possible degradation pathway was proposed which underwent through bridge cleavage and hydroxylation processes. Acute toxicity of the BPA degradation products was assessed using Escherichia coli growth inhibition test . These findings proved to be promising and economical to deal with wastewater using iron mineral for the elimination of organic pollutants.
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WATER RESEARCH
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2019
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Shuhui Sun,Shu Wang,Yuxuan Ye,Bingcai Pan
Considerable amount of phosphorous is present as organic phosphonates (usually in the form of metal complexes, e.g., Ca(II)-phosphonate) in domestic and industrial effluents , which cannot be effectively removed by traditional processes for phosphate. Herein, we employed a proprietary process, i.e., Fe(III) displacement/UV irradiation/co-precipitation (denoted Fe(III)/UV/NaOH), to enable an efficient removal of Ca(II)-phosphonate complexes from water. The combined process includes three basic steps, i.e., Fe(III) replacement with the complexed Ca(II) to form Fe(III)-phosphonate of high photo-reactivity, UV-mediated degradation of Fe(III)-phosphonate to form phosphate and other intermediates, and the final phosphorous removal via co-precipitation at pH = 6. The operational conditions for the combined process to remove a typical phosphonate Ca(II)-NTMP (nitrilotrismethylenephosphonate) are optimized, where ∼60% NTMP is transformed to phosphate with the total phosphorous reduction from 1.81 mg/L to 0.17 mg/L. Under UV irradiation, the cleavage of NTMP is identified at the C-N and C-P bonds to form the intermediate products and phosphate in sequence. Also, the combined process is employed for treatment of two authentic effluents before and after activated sludge treatment, resulting in the phosphorous drop from 4.3 mg/L to 0.23 mg/L and from 0.90 mg/L to 0.14 mg/L respectively, which is much superior to other processes including Fenton/co-precipitation. In general, the combined process exhibits great potential for efficient removal of phosphonates from contaminated waters .
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POLYHEDRON
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2017
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Xiu-Mei Zhang,Jie Tang,Li-Na Wang,Di Yao,Qing Yu,Fu-Ping Huang,He-Dong Bian
Mimetics of superoxide dismutases (SOD), with certain ability to eliminate superoxide radicals under aerobic conditions, would be promising as drug candidates for antioxidant therapy. Many efforts have been devoted to synthesize small molecular compounds to mimic the functionality of natural SOD. In this paper, the Mn(III)/Co(III)/Fe(III) complexes have been synthesized with the Schiff base ligand (NaH 2 L), which was condensed from 2-hydroxynaphthalen-1-naphthaldehyde and 3,4-diaminobenzenesulfonic acid. The structures of complexes 1 and 3 have been determined by X-ray crystallographic method, and all the complexes have been investigated using FT-IR, MS. The binding constants between metal complexes and bovine serum albumin (BSA) have been determined by fluorescence spectroscopy. Meanwhile, we have synthesized 3 hybrid proteins through the interaction of the complexes and BSA. The SOD-like activity was tested by xanthine/xanthine oxidase method. The result shows that BSA molecule can increase the SOD activity of the transition metal complexes.
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RSC Advances
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2017
·Vol. 7
·期 46
·28637-28646
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IF 3.108
Pei Song,Lisha Zhang,Hao Long,Meng Meng,Ting Liu,Yongmei Yin,Rimo Xi
In this research, we developed a multianalyte fluorescence sensing system through a carbon dots (CDs)-based fluorescent probe that can specifically recognize Fe(III) by fluorescence quenching. The CDs prepared using black tea by a hydrothermal method show outstanding properties like low cytotoxicity, high photostability, excellent biocompatibility, and high sensitivity. It was found that the fluorescence of CDs can be quenched by micromolar concentrations of Fe(III) in both aqueous solutions as well as living cells. It is well known that glucose can be oxidized by glucose oxidase (GOx) to release H2O2, which, in turn, can oxidize Fe(II) to Fe(III). Based on this consideration, a multianalyte sensing system was established. Therefore the quantitative analysis of Fe(III), H2O2, and glucose with detection limits of 0.25 μM, 0.82 μM, and 1.71 μM, respectively, was achieved by the simple and cost-effective multianalyte CDs sensing system constructed. The sensing system showed high photostability and negligible cytotoxicity toward HeLa cells, which enables it to be applied in the visualization of Fe(III) or H2O2 in living cells. The system was further applied in the detection of Fe(III) or glucose in human serum, and satisfactory results were obtained.
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ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH
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Zhenbin Chen,Haohan Cai,Feng Huang,Zongping Wang,Yiqun Chen,Zizheng Liu,Pengchao Xie
β-lactam antibiotics, extensively used worldwide, pose significant risks to human health and ecological safety due to their accumulation in the environment. Recent studies have demonstrated the efficacy of transition metal-activated sulfite systems, like Fe(Ⅲ)/HSO 3 − , in removing PPCPs from water. However, research on their capability to degrade β-lactam antibiotics remains sparse. This paper evaluates the degradation of 14 types of β-lactam antibiotics in Fe(Ⅲ)/HSO 3 − system and establishes a QSAR model correlating molecular descriptors with degradation rates using the MLR method. Using cefazolin as a case study , this research predicts degradation pathways through NPA charge and Fukui function analysis, corroborated by UPLC-MS product analysis. The investigation further explores the influence of variables such as HSO 3 − dosage, substrate concentration , Fe(Ⅲ) dosage, initial pH and the presence of common seen water matrices including humic acid and bicarbonate on the degradation efficiency. Optimal conditions for cefazolin degradation in Fe(Ⅲ)/HSO 3 − system were determined to be 93.3 μM HSO 3 − , 8.12 μM Fe(Ⅲ) and an initial pH of 3.61, under which the interaction of Fe(Ⅲ) dosage with initial pH was found to significantly affect the degradation efficiency. This study not only provides a novel degradation approach for β-lactam antibiotics but also expands the theoretical application horizon of the Fe(Ⅲ)/HSO 3 − system.
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Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering
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Yujia Tong,Chenxuan Shao,Jinbo Chen,Fiona Hammond Quarcoo,Changqing Miao,Xiaohui Ju,Weixing Li
High hydrophobicity of polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) membrane surface results in adsorption of oil droplets and membrane fouling . A hydrogel coating with crosslinking network of polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), pyrogallol (PG) and Fe(III) based on PVDF membrane was proposed. Hydrogen bonds between PVA and PG in water were regulated by ethanol to form a uniform hydrophilic hydrogel coating on PVDF membrane. Chelation between PG and Fe 3+ significantly enhanced hydrogel adhesion. The surface energy of the developed PVDF-PVA/PG-Fe 3+ membrane was 39.96 mJ·m −2 , 2.71 times that of the pristine PVDF membrane, while its adhesion to oil is close to 0 μN. The permeate flux reached 1341 L·m −2 · h −1 at 0.1 bar for separating isooctane-in-water emulsions with good separation efficiency (>99 %) and cycling stability. The developed membrane could also effectively separate petroleum ether-in-water and dodecane-in-water emulsions.
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ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces
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2025
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Li Yang,Wei-Hua Zhang,Yan Li,Yan-Li An,Ye-Ming Wu,Ning Gu,Gao-Jun Teng
Noninvasive therapies such as photodynamic therapy (PDT) and chemodynamic therapy (CDT), which rely on reactive oxygen species (ROS), are gaining attention for their low toxicity. However, single-modal treatments have individual limitations that restrict the therapeutic efficacy. Fe(III) can coordinate with the hydrophilic regions of indocyanine green (ICG) molecules to form the ICG/Fe(III) complex, making it a promising dual-modal agent for combined PDT and CDT. However, coordination with Fe(III) leads to the aggregation quenching of ICG, hindering its application in dual-modal therapy. We innovatively utilize oxygen nanobubbles, prepared solely from water and oxygen, to significantly reverse the aggregation-induced quenching of the ICG/Fe(III) complex, thereby enhancing its stability in aqueous environments. In this system, Fe(III) assembles at the nanobubble interface, coordinating with ICG’s hydrophilic regions to form the ICG/Fe(III)-NBs. The oxygen nanobubbles boost PDT efficiency by improving the ICG/Fe(III) complex stability and oxygen content, while Fe(III) achieves CDT by generating hydroxyl radicals (•OH) through the Fenton reaction. This dual-modality treatment significantly disrupts the tumor’s redox balance, induces ferroptosis, and demonstrates strong antitumor efficacy, reducing tumor volume to 34% of its initial size in mice. The strategy offers a promising and clinically viable approach to cancer treatment.
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FOOD CHEMISTRY
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2018
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Nan Wang,Huijuan Chai,Xuelin Dong,Qian Zhou,Lihua Zhu
Iron(III) ethylenediaminetetraacetate (Fe(III)EDTA) is widely used in iron fortification for reducing iron deficiency, and its determination is urgently needed. The present work developed a fluorescent method to straightforwardly determine Fe(III)EDTA by using photoluminescent carbon dots (C-dots) with the aid of F − ions as the masking agent of free Fe 3+ ions. In the presence of F − ions, only Fe(III)EDTA selectively quenched the photoluminescence of C-dots, and both Fe 3+ and Fe 2+ as well as other carboxylic acids have no effect on the emission of C-dots. The sensing mechanism was attributed to the ligand-tailored electron transfer process from C-dots to Fe 3+ . Under optimum conditions, this method showed a linear calibration plot over the Fe(III)EDTA range of 1.0–200 μmol L −1 and a detection limit of 0.4 μmol L −1 . The proposed method was successfully applied to determine Fe(III)EDTA in real samples with acceptable recoveries of spikes (95%−110%) and repeatability (RSD, 4.2%−9.5%).
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Foods
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2025
·Vol. 14
·期 8
·1290
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Ziyi You,Yushan Chen,Wendi Teng,Ying Wang,Yuemei Zhang,Jinxuan Cao,Jinpeng Wang
Phenolic acids have a positive effect on the processing quality of myofibrillar protein (MP) gels. However, in this study, the addition of ferulic acid (FA) did not have a positive effect on MP gels. To address this issue, we performed the addition and observed the effects on the structure of MP gels by both surface coating and internal cross-linking: addition of FA alone, addition of α-cyclodextrin (CD) to encapsulate FA (MP-FA/CD), and addition of Fe(III) to form a metal–phenolic network structure (Fe @MP-FA) and a metal–cyclodextrin–phenolic acid structure (Fe@MP-FA /CD). It was found that both Fe @MP-FA formed by surface coating and internal cross-linking were able to improve the textural properties of MP gels, including hardness, elasticity, chewability, adhesion, etc. FA effectively promoted the conversion of some of the non-fluidizable water to the bound water morphology, and the addition of Fe(III) effectively enhanced this trend. In particular, the composite network structure formed by Fe@MP-FA/CD more significantly promoted the conversion to bound water and improved the water retention of the gel. Hydrophobic interactions and hydrogen bonding in non-covalent bonding as well as disulfide bonding in covalent bonding were always the main factors promoting the formation of gels from MP after different additions. Meanwhile, different gel treatments lead to changes in the structure of different proteins. Internal cross-linking with the addition of FA promotes protein oxidation, whereas CD reduces the occurrence of oxidation and promotes a homogeneous gel structure. Surface coating with the addition of FA/CD resulted in a reduction in pores in the MP gels and a denser gel structure. However, the addition of internal cross-linking resulted in a gel with a loose and rough network structure. In this study, we compared the common methods of gel enhancement, with the objective of providing a reference for the improvement in the gel texture of meat products.
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CHEMICAL ENGINEERING JOURNAL
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2022
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Xin Yang,Lu Yao,Yu Wang,Xinran Zhang,Pengfei Ren
Algae blooms can clog filtration tank, release toxic cyanotoxin and produce undesirable disinfection byproducts (DBPs) in post-chlorination, which brings challenges to conventional water treatment processes. In this study, peroxymonosulfate (PMS) was tested for its ability to improve Fe(III) coagulation of Microcystis aeruginosa in water treatment. Compared with conventional Fe(III) coagulation, the presence of PMS resulted in the formation of larger floc and thus better algae and turbidity removal. The removal of algae by PMS-enhanced Fe(III) coagulation (PMS-Fe(III)) process reached 97.5% at 1 mM PMS, which was 1.5 times higher than that by Fe(III) coagulation alone. The oxidization of surface-adsorbed extracellular organic matter destabilized the algal cells and enhanced their coagulation without greatly damaging the cells’ integrity. Simultaneously, about 80% of Microcystin-LR, a cyanotoxin, was degraded in the enhanced process. Moreover, the formation of DBPs and their associated toxicity during the subsequent chlorination were decreased by 49.2% and 13.6%, respectively. The production of trihalomethanes, haloacetic acids and haloacetronitriles was particularly abated. SO 4 •- and HO • , which were formed from PMS activation through redox cycling of Fe mediated by the existing natural organic matter, were mainly responsible for algae removal. The results indicate that supplementing Fe(III) coagulation with PMS is a promising option for treating water during algal blooms.
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CHEMICAL GEOLOGY
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FengTing Wu,ChunYan Luo,YueHan Lu,XueYan Li,KuanYi Li,YingXun Du
The co-precipitation of dissolved organic matter (DOM) and phosphate with Fe(III) at the sediment-water interface plays a crucial role in the biogeochemical cycling of organic carbon (OC) and phosphate (P) in aquatic ecosystems. The fluxes of organic matter and phosphate may occur in a sequential manner. This study investigated how phosphate affected pre-equilibrated Fe(III)-humic acid (HA) co-precipitates and how HA influenced pre-equilibrated Fe(III)-phosphate co-precipitates under varying pH and Fe(III) concentrations. The results revealed that the addition of phosphate to the Fe-HA co-precipitation system generally promoted further precipitation of dissolved Fe(III) with phosphate, resulting in about 9.48–33.15 % of the phosphate being precipitated. This addition had minimal impact on the percentage of pre-immobilized HA but facilitated the release of high-aromaticity HA from the Fe-HA co-precipitate. Conversely, adding HA to the Fe P co-precipitation system increased the concentrations of soluble Fe(III) and phosphate, likely due to the strong complexation ability of HA with Fe(III). The percentage of HA remaining dissolved was lower at lower pH levels and higher initial Fe(III) concentrations. These findings highlight how the timing of phosphate or DOM inputs influences their sequestration. This has important implications for carbon and nutrient storage in aquatic sediments, where fluxes of organic carbon and phosphate may occur in a sequential manner.
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WATER RESEARCH
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2022
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Shuang Meng,Peng Zhou,Yiming Sun,Peng Zhang,Chenying Zhou,Zhaokun Xiong,Heng Zhang,Juan Liang,Bo Lai
Reduction of Fe(III) is the rate-limiting step of iron induced Fenton-like systems, such as the iron/peroxydisulfate system, reducing agents (RAs) were frequently employed as electron donors to directly reduce Fe(III) to further promote the formation of reactive oxygen species (ROS), mainly including hydroxyl radical ( • OH), sulfate radical (SO 4 •− ), and ferryl ion (Fe(IV)). However, the intrinsic distinctions among these ROS cause the substrate specific reactivity towards oxidation of diverse organic contaminants. In this study, various RAs (representative solid amorphous boron (A-Boron) and dissolved hydroxylamine (HA)) were added to enhance the Fe(III)/PDS system for investigating the substrate specific reactivity of ROS. It is demonstrated that RAs remarkably boost the Fe(III)/Fe(II) cycles to produce • OH, SO 4 •− , and Fe(IV) in the RAs/Fe(III)/PDS systems, based on the results of EPR analysis, quenching tests, and chemical probe analysis. Furthermore, the different yields of methyl phenyl sulfone (PMSO 2 ) indicate that the distribution of multiple oxidizing species changed with various factors (i.e., type and dosage of RAs added, solution pH, Fe(III) and PDS dosage). This work provides the possibility for the adjustment of oxidation selectivity of RAs/Fe(III)/PDS systems by regulating contribution of radicals and non-radical for oxidizing organic contaminants due to the substrate specific reactivity of • OH, SO 4 •− , and Fe(IV), moreover, the comparison of homogeneous and heterogeneous RAs provides assistance in the application of RAs for environmental remediation.
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