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. 2024 Feb 13;14(8):5648–5664. doi: 10.1039/d3ra07923f

Comparison of different catalysts for antibiotic removal in persulfate advanced oxidation systems.

Catalyst (g L−1) Raw material Antibiotic Concentrations (mg L−1) Time (min) Removal rate (%) Mechanism References
ZnO/BC (0.1) Water-hyacinth Tetracycline (TC) 50 50 44.98 SO4˙ and ˙OH 67
CNS-800 (0.1) Pine needles Tetracycline (TC) 20 20 85.6 O2˙, 1O2 and electron transfer 68
Cu/BC700 (0.5) Corn stalks Tetracycline (TC) 120 330 55.4–72.6 SO4˙ and ˙OH 69
MMBC (0.2) Bamboo residue Tetracycline (TC) 20 180 93 SO4˙ and ˙OH 70
N-BC800 (0.2) Straw Tetracycline (TC) 20 120 100 Electron transfer 34
PBC800 (0.5) The raw bagasse Tetracycline (TC) 100 90 100 SO4˙, ˙OH O2˙ and 1O2 71
CBs (0.1) Cyanobacterial Antibiotic norfloxacin (NOR) 5 300 min 100 Electron transfer 72
MBC (1) Sulfadiazine (SDZ) 40 60 91.79 SO4˙, ˙OH and 1O2 73
BC (0.09) Spent malt rootlets Sulfamethoxazole (SMX) 0.25 90 94 Ultrasound and radicals 74
SC-Zn (0.3) Water-hyacinth Tetracycline (TC) 250 180 94.83 SO4˙, ˙OH and 1O2 This study