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JOURNAL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
卷 429, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
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DOI: 10.1016/j.jhazmat.2022.128311
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Bioaerosol, ARB; ARGs; Photocatalysis; TiO2/MXene
In this study, a dynamic photocatalytic reactor constructed with a new photocatalyst TiO2/MXene was used to systematically study the purification process of different biological particles in aerosol. The results showed that the photocatalyst significantly improved the disinfection effect of antibiotic resistant bacteria and could remove antibiotic resistance genes, providing a powerful solution for controlling airborne antibiotic resistance genes.
In this study, based on the dynamic photocatalytic reactor constructed by the new photocatalyst TiO2/MXene, the purification process of different biological particles in aerosol was systematically studied. Multidrug resistant bacteria were easier to inactivate than common bacteria of the same kind, whether under UV conditions or photocatalysis. Photocatalyst was loaded on porous polyurethane sponge filler so that the combined effect of adsorption and advanced oxidation significantly improved the antibiotic resistant bacteria (ARB) disinfection effect. The inactivation efficiency of two ARBs under UV254 increased by 1.2 lg and 2.1 lg. In addition, it was found that the microorganisms treated by UV had slight self-repair phenomenon in a short time, while the microbial activity decreased continuously after photocatalysis. With the addition of photocatalyst, the particle size distribution of airborne Escherichia coli decreased and the micro morphology of cells was more seriously damaged. Antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) carried by ARB can be dissociated into the environment after cell destruction, but it can be removed at a high level (sul2 can achieve 2.11 lg) in the continuous reactor at the same time. While avoiding secondary pollution, it also provides a powerful solution for airborne ARGs control.
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