Inorganic Chemicals Industry ›› 2021, Vol. 53 ›› Issue (11): 66-70.doi: 10.19964/j.issn.1006-4990.2021-0038

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Study on preparation and properties of iron doped lead oxide electrode

LI Ming1(),YANG Yan2,ZHANG Lijun1   

  1. 1. Henan Vocational College of Applied Technology,Zhengzhou 450042,China
    2. Qilu Branch of China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation
  • Received:2021-01-18 Online:2021-11-10 Published:2021-11-15

Abstract:

The preparation of stainless steel/PbO2 electrode and doped stainless steel/Fe-PbO2 electrode was mainly studied.The performance of the electrode was evaluated by the treatment effect of organic wastewater and the influencing factors.The experimental results showed that β-PbO2 was the main component of the PbO2 electrode prepared by the constant current anode electrodeposition technology.The appearance of the two electrodes had no obvious cracks and other defects.The iron doped lead dioxide coating particle was with inlaid size,which removed the internal stress well,to ensure that the substrate and coating was not easy to fall off.The undoped iron lead dioxide coating particles was fine,uniform with some large internal stress.Adding Fe(NO32 into the electrodeposition solution made the oxygen evolution potential of PbO2 electrodeposition layer move to the positive direction,and improved the electrocatalytic activity of PbO2 electrode,so that it was more conducive to the oxidation and degradation of organic matter.The modified Fe-PbO2 electrode and conventional PbO2 electrode were used to degrade catechol and phenol organic wastewater with the same initial concentration,respectively.The removal efficiency of phenol and catechol by the modified Fe-PbO2 electrode was higher than that by the conventional PbO2 electrode.Compared with the undoped electrode,the iron-doped PbO2 electrode had better electrocatalytic activity and higher oxygen evolution po-tential,so it was more suitable to be used as electrocatalytic anode.

Key words: lead dioxide anode, electrocatalytic oxidative degradation, phenol, o-diphenol

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