Preparation of Iodine Doped Titanium Dioxide to Degrade Aqueous Bisphenol A

Chao Yin Kuo; Hung Min Hsiao; Xiang Ren Lin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.595.14

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Preparation of Iodine Doped Titanium Dioxide to Degrade Aqueous Bisphenol A

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Degradation of aqueous bisphenol A (BPA) using photocatalysts of granular iodine doped titanium dioxide (I-doped TiO₂) under various irradiations (365 or 410 nm) was investigated. The degradation effect of aqueous BPA using I-doped TiO₂ photocatalysts (iodine/titanium = 0.5 mole %) were 93 and 100 % under two irradiations of visible and UV light. This result indicated that I-doped TiO₂photocatalysts of were achieving energy-saving. In addition, the BPA removal rate satisfies pseudo-first-order kinetics and the degradation of BPA was evident after five cycles, indicating the stability and reusability.

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Chao Yin Kuo*, Hung Min Hsiao, Xiang Ren Lin

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Bisphenol A, Iodine, Photocatalyst, Titanium Dioxide

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