A fixed bed photocatalytic reactor was de-signed, and dynamic fast scan of UV-Vis adsorption spec-trum was adopted to study the photocatalytic degradation dynamic behavior of Rhodamine B, a kind of dye generally recog...A fixed bed photocatalytic reactor was de-signed, and dynamic fast scan of UV-Vis adsorption spec-trum was adopted to study the photocatalytic degradation dynamic behavior of Rhodamine B, a kind of dye generally recognized as to be degraded difficultly, on the surface of nanosized TiO2 thin film. The results indicate that the photocatalytic degradation process of Rhodamine B does not comply with the first-order reaction kinetic process. As a result, a kinetic model of Rhodamine B photocatalytic deg-radation reaction is brought forward, and the model is proved by the theoretical deduction and experiment.展开更多
基金The authors express their gratitude to Prof. Liu Xiaoguang for his help. This work was supported by the National Key Technologies R&D Programme (Grant No. 2002BA313B01).
文摘A fixed bed photocatalytic reactor was de-signed, and dynamic fast scan of UV-Vis adsorption spec-trum was adopted to study the photocatalytic degradation dynamic behavior of Rhodamine B, a kind of dye generally recognized as to be degraded difficultly, on the surface of nanosized TiO2 thin film. The results indicate that the photocatalytic degradation process of Rhodamine B does not comply with the first-order reaction kinetic process. As a result, a kinetic model of Rhodamine B photocatalytic deg-radation reaction is brought forward, and the model is proved by the theoretical deduction and experiment.
