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燃烧性碳在微生物转化铁酸时在氧化界面上增强氧基生成

Wentao Yu^1,2,3, Meiru Yin^1,2, Siyu Nie^1,2

¹Department of Environmental Science, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310058, China.

Environmental science & technology

|June 13, 2025

概括

热性碳 (PC) 在铁氧化过程中显著增加基 (•OH) 生产. 这通过增强从Fe(II) 到氧的电子转移而发生,从而影响氧化还原界面上的铁循环.

科学领域:

环境化学环境化学
地质化学地质化学
微生物学微生物学

背景情况:

热性碳 (PC) 是氧化还原活性,在无氧条件下,有助于微生物Fe (III) 降解为Fe (II).
氧化Fe(II) 产生基基 (•OH),但PC在这个过程中的作用尚不清楚.

研究的目的:

为了研究PC在*Shewanella oneidensis*MR-1在氧化还原界面上的铁化转化过程中对OH生成的影响.
阐明PC影响Fe (II) 氧化和随后的OH形成的机制.

主要方法:

通过*Shewanella oneidensis*MR-1在PC的存在和缺席下研究了化的转化.
使用电化学分析来评估PC对Fe (II) 氧化还原潜力和电子转移的影响.
量化OH生成和中间物种 (O2•−,H2O2) 的形成.

主要成果:

在Fe(II) 氧化过程中,PC的OH生成增加了2.36.5倍,与PC的氧化还原特性相关.
PC降低了Fe (II) 氧化还原潜力,并增强了界面电子转移,使Fe (II) 氧化增加了3386%.
通过PC介导的电子从Fe (II) 转移到O2,促进了O2•−,H2O2和OH的顺序生成.

结论:

PC显著提高OH生成效率 (2.93.3倍),主要是通过促进从Fe (II) 到H2O2.3的电子转移.
PC对OH生成的影响比其对Fe (II) 氧化的影响更大.
这项研究提供了关于PC在氧化还原界面上的Fe循环和OH生产中的作用的机制性见解.

关键词:

电子转移是电子的转移.铁化铁化是什么一个基基的氧基.燃烧性碳是燃烧性碳的一种.氧化还原接口的接口.

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