Add time:08/30/2019 Source:sciencedirect.com
Mechanochemical treatment (MCT) is a promising method for degrading HEXACHLOROBENZENE (cas 118-74-1) (HCB). Silicon carbide (SiC) was proposed in this study as a new additive to accelerate the reaction in MCT. The high performance of SiC was verified, and the relevant mechanism was explored. Graphite, amorphous carbon, CCl4, SiO2, and water-soluble chloride were confirmed as predominant products in the proposed method, and only trace-level low chlorinated benzenes were detected. The reaction pathway was revealed as follows: under the attack of free electrons, chlorine atoms were shed from the benzene rings of HCB to form Cl· radicals, which reacted with SiC to form SiCl4 and CCl4 and with the in situ-generated iron powder to produce Fe-based chloride. The left benzene rings were translated to graphite and amorphous carbon. As an intermediate product, SiCl4 further reacted with water vapor in the atmosphere to produce SiO2 and HCl. The in situ-generated iron powder could not remarkably accelerate the degradation reaction. The major contribution of SiC was the supply of free electrons to trigger the reaction. Two sources of free electrons were discussed. Friction heat resulting from hard SiC also contributed to the endothermic reaction of HCB degradation.
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