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OH and SO4−, and the quenching experiments further certified the catalytic reaction was predominated by SO4−. The degradation intermediates were identified and the pathways were proposed. Overall, this study provides practical knowledge for DEP removal by CuFe2O4/MWCNTs activated PS at ambient temperature.
In recent years, flumequine (FLU) has been ubiquitously detected in surface waters and municipal wastewaters. In light of its potential negative impacts to aquatic species, growing concern has been arisen for the removal of this antibiotic from natural waters. In this study, the kinetics, degradation mechanisms and pathways of aqueous FLU by persulfate (PS) oxidation were systematically determined...
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