UV Induced Degradation of Crude Oil in Polluted Water Based on Analysis of Environmental Materials

Hui Liu; Bing Sun; Zhi Yu Yan; Xiao Yu Tian

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.534.333

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UV Induced Degradation of Crude Oil in Polluted Water Based on Analysis of Environmental Materials

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Analysis of environmental materials is very important for the environmental assessment, especially for the crude oil-contaminated water. This paper investigated the degradation of crude oil in the polluted water under the irradiation of UV light, and used the UV absorption, synchronous fluorescence spectra and gas chromatograph to analysis the changes of the environmental materials in the crude oil polluted water during the irradiation. All of the absorbance substances, fluorescent substances and saturated hydrocarbons in the crude oil polluted water decreased with the UV light irradiation. In addition, the dissolved organic matters in the seawater had significant influence on the photodegradation of crude oil.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 534)

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Hui Liu, Bing Sun, Zhi Yu Yan, Xiao Yu Tian

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Crude Oil, Environmental Materials, Photodegradation, UV Light

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