Altering peroxymonosulfate activation path for 1O2 production on ZIF-67 with coordinatively unsaturated metal sites
Hongyan Liu , Wanting Hui , Heyu Gao , Guangjie Qu , Wenwen Lv , Xu Guo , Zixin Li , Bingbing Li , Maoquan Wu , Tongjie Yao , Jie Wu
Front. Environ. Sci. Eng. ›› 2025, Vol. 19 ›› Issue (11) : 156
Altering peroxymonosulfate activation path for 1O2 production on ZIF-67 with coordinatively unsaturated metal sites
In Fenton-like reaction activated by peroxymonosulfate (PMS), compared to SO4•– produced via the electron acceptance path, 1O2 generated from electron donation path were more attractive. Herein, PMS activation path was altered from SO4•– to 1O2 through improving Lewis acidity on catalytic sites. During ZIF-67 preparation, vanillin (VAN) was introduced to regulate the chemical environment around the Co3+/2+ nodes. The coordinated N atoms in 2-methylimidazole were partially substituted by O atoms in VAN, leading to the enhanced Lewis acidity on Co3+/2+ sites. In this case, Lewis base PMS were likely to donate electrons to electron-deficient Co3+/2+ sites, and 1O2 were generated as the primary radicals. Besides, coordinatively unsaturated metal sites (CUMSs) were produced during the substitution process, since Co3+/2+ nodes were not fully bridged by VAN ligands. This improved the PMS utilization efficiency and 1O2 yield. Previous studies have indicated the metal leaching would be worsened by CUMSs, owing to the lack of ligand protection. To solve this problem, a Co2SiO4 shell was coated on VAN-ZIF-x surface. VAN-ZIF-x@Co2SiO4 yolk@shell nanoreactor not only suppressed the metal leaching, but also improved the environmental adaption. This paper gave a novel insight on altering the PMS activation path, together with the CUMSs creation on catalyst surface.
Fenton-like reaction / Vanillin / Yolk@shell nanoreactor / Coordinatively unstaurated metal sites / PMS utilization efficiency
● Lewis acidity on Co3+/2+ sites are enhanced via simply introducing VAN molecule. | |
● PMS activation path are changed from SO4•– to 1O2 by improving Co3+/2+ Lewis acidity. | |
● CUMSs are generated on Co3+/2+ surface, leading to high PMS utilization and 1O2 yield. | |
● k value in MB degradation over VAN-ZIF-1@Co2SiO4 is 6.8 times higher than ZIF@Co2SiO4. | |
● Under Co2SiO4 shell protection, nanoreactor shows low leaching and high stability. |
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