期刊
CHEMOSPHERE
卷 307, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.chemosphere.2022.135620
关键词
Pesticide; Methylparathion(MP); Dielectricbarrierdischarge(DBD); Non-thermalplasma(NTP); Toxicity; Detoxification
资金
- Anhui Provincial Key Research and Development Plan [202004i07020014]
This study proposes a new method of using DBD non-thermal plasma technology to treat methyl parathion, which effectively removes the pollutant and avoids the generation of toxic intermediates under specific conditions. This research provides practical guidance for the treatment of various organophosphorus pesticides in agricultural wastewater using low-temperature plasma.
Methyl parathion (MP) as an organophosphorus pesticide has been used in the control of agricultural pests and diseases. Due to its high toxicity and persistence in the environment, MP may pose threat to human health when it is released into environmental water. For MP treatment, people have found that oxidative degradation of MP may generate some intermediates which are more toxic than MP itself, such as methyl paraoxon. Herein, we proposed a new method of applying dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) non-thermal plasma technology to treat MP in aqueous solution, and investigated the influences of different gases, pH value, discharge voltage/power, and main active species on the MP removal efficiency. In particular, the safety of DBD treatment was concerned with analysis of the biological toxicity of the byproducts from the DBD oxidation, and the DBD-induced degradation together with the involved mechanism was explored therein. The results showed that the produc-tion of toxic intermediates could be effectively suppressed or avoided under certain treatment conditions. As such, this work demonstrates that the proper application of DBD plasma technology with necessary caution can detoxify methyl parathion effectively, and also provides a practical guide for low-temperature plasma application in treatment of various organophosphorus pesticides in agricultural wastewater.
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