Original paper
Oxidation of phthalate acid esters using hydrogen peroxide and polyoxometalate/graphene hybrids
Abstract
Phthalate acid esters (PAEs) have been adsorbed and oxidatively degraded into small molecules including lactic acid (LA), formic acid (FA), H2O and CO2 using polyoxometalates (POMs)/graphene hybrids. We demonstrated that super-lower concentrations of PAEs could be oxidized, which was due to their unique structure. POM molecules have been embedded onto graphene to form H5PMo10V2O40@surfactant(n)/Graphene(L wt%) (abbreviated as HPMoV@Surf(n)/GO(L...
Paper Details
Title
Oxidation of phthalate acid esters using hydrogen peroxide and polyoxometalate/graphene hybrids
Published Date
Jan 1, 2022
Volume
422
Pages
126867 - 126867
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