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    dcterms:title "Two-dimensional layered carbon-based catalytic ozonation for water purification: Rational design of catalysts and an in-depth understanding of the interfacial reaction mechanism";
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    ou:bibtex "@article{SONG2022155071,title={Two-dimensional layered carbon-based catalytic ozonation for water purification: Rational design of catalysts and an in-depth understanding of the interfacial reaction mechanism},journal={Science of The Total Environment},volume={832},pages={155071},year={2022},issn={0048-9697},doi={https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2022.155071},url={https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0048969722021647},author={Zilong Song and Jingyi Sun and Zhenbei Wang and Jun Ma and Yongze Liu and Francisco Javier Rivas and Fernando Juan Beltrán and Wei Chu and Didier Robert and Zhonglin Chen and Bingbing Xu and Fei Qi and Jolanta Kumirska and Ewa Maria Siedlecka and Amir Ikhlaq},keywords={Active centers, Catalytic ozonation, Electron transfer, Layered carbon materials, Water purification},abstract={This review renewed insight into the existing complex and contradictory mechanisms of catalytic ozonation by two-dimensional layered carbon-based materials (2D-LCMs) for degradation toxic refractory organics in aqueous solution. Migration and capture of active electrons are central to catalytic ozonation reactions, which was not studied or reviewed more clearly. Based on this perspective, the catalytic ozonation potential of 2D-LCMs synthesized by numerous methods is firstly contrasted to guide the design of subsequent carbon based-catalysts, and not limited to 2D-LCMs. Matching ROS to active sites is a key step in understanding the catalytic mechanism. The structure-activity relationships between reported numerous active sites and ROS evolution is then constructed. Result showed that OH could be produced by -OH, -C=O, -COOH groups, defective sites, immobilized metal atoms, doped heteroatoms and photo-induced electrons; and O2− could be produced by -OH groups and sp2-bonded carbon. The normalized model further be used to visually compare the contribution degree of various regulatory methods to performance improvement. More importantly, this review calls for 2D-LCMs-based catalytic ozonation to be studied without circumventing the issue of structural stability, which would lead to many proposals of catalysts and its involved catalytic reaction mechanism being meaningless.}}";
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