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Progress and Prospects in Fenton-like Methods for Tetracycline-Containing Wastewater Treatment

Authors: BAN Fuchen; ZHAO Jianghao

DOI: 10.13205/j.hjgc.202608011Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • Under optimized conditions, various Fenton-like methods achieve tetracycline removal rates exceeding 90%, demonstrating their efficacy for treating high-strength pharmaceutical wastewater. • • Heterogeneous Fenton methods significantly widen the applicable pH range and reduce iron sludge production, addressing two major bottlenecks of conventional Fenton processes and enhancing industrial feasibility. • • Catalyst recyclability in heterogeneous systems enables repeated use, lowering operational costs and minimizing secondary pollution, which is critical for scale-up. • • Integration of bio-electro-Fenton systems with carbon-modified Fe, Co dual-metal cathodes achieves simultaneous tetracycline degradation and bioelectricity generation, offering a sustainable hybrid approach.