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To explore the effectiveness of Cu2O-modified magnetic iron-nitrogen co-doped biochar in degrading phthalate esters using peroxymonosulfate activation in wastewater.

May 8, 2026

Cu2O-modified magnetic iron-nitrogen co-doped biochar effective peroxymonosulfate activation for degradation of phthalate esters in reclaimed water.

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To explore the effectiveness of Cu2O-modified magnetic iron-nitrogen co-doped biochar in degrading phthalate esters using peroxymonosulfate activation in wastewater.
Utilized O/Fe-N-BC/PMS system for degradation testing
Assessed system stability and reusability under neutral conditions
Evaluated energy efficiency compared to traditional Fenton reactions
Demonstrated excellent stability and reusability of the O/Fe-N-BC/PMS system
Efficient degradation of phthalate esters observed in reclaimed water
System maintained effectiveness under neutral pH conditions

Resumen

O/Fe-N-BC/PMS system demonstrated excellent stability and reusability, offering a promising approach for the treatment of wastewater contaminated with organic pollutants. This system operates efficiently under neutral conditions, is energy-effective, and addresses limitations commonly encountered with traditional Fenton reactions.

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Cu2O-modified magnetic iron-nitrogen co-doped biochar effective peroxymonosulfate activation for degradation of phthalate esters in reclaimed water.

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