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    Aquaculture has been a fast-growing industry because of the promotion of intensive farming. However, the pollution it caused posed severe threat to this development. Among the pollutants it released to the environment, nitrite is one of the crucial limiting factors due to its acute toxicity to animals and human. In this study, a TiO2 nanotube electrode was prepared and used as an anode in a photoelectrocatalysis system for nitrite removal. Several factors were investigated in terms of the removal efficiency, including the voltage, salinity, pH and the existence of ammonia. The results showed that increasing the voltage elevated the photo-generated current and the current was close to saturation at a voltage of 1V. High salinity (25‰) contributed to nitrite removal and an removal efficiency of 95% can be reached in 30min. The existence of ammonia impaired nitrite removal. Nitrite was oxidized faster in acidic solution while ammonia decreases more rapidly in alkaline solution.

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    Aquaculture has been a fast-growing industry because of the promotion of intensive farming. However, the pollution it caused posed severe threat to this development. Among the pollutants it released to the environment, nitrite is one of the crucial limiting factors due to its acute toxicity to animals and human. In this study, a TiO2 nanotube electrode was prepared and used as an anode in a photoelectrocatalysis system for nitrite removal. Several factors were investigated in terms of the removal efficiency, including the voltage, salinity, pH and the existence of ammonia. The results showed that increasing the voltage elevated the photo-generated current and the current was close to saturation at a voltage of 1V. High salinity (25‰) contributed to nitrite removal and an removal efficiency of 95% can be reached in 30min. The existence of ammonia impaired nitrite removal. Nitrite was oxidized faster in acidic solution while ammonia decreases more rapidly in alkaline solution.

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    BSC Graduate Thesis Defence

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    Aquaculture has been a fast-growing industry because of the promotion of intensive farming. However, the pollution it caused posed severe threat to this development. Among the pollutants it released to the environment, nitrite is one of the crucial limiting factors due to its acute toxicity to animals and human. In this study, a TiO2 nanotube electrode was prepared and used as an anode in a photoelectrocatalysis system for nitrite removal. Several factors were investigated in terms of the removal efficiency, including the voltage, salinity, pH and the existence of ammonia. The results showed that increasing the voltage elevated the photo-generated current and the current was close to saturation at a voltage of 1V. High salinity (25‰) contributed to nitrite removal and an removal efficiency of 95% can be reached in 30min. The existence of ammonia impaired nitrite removal. Nitrite was oxidized faster in acidic solution while ammonia decreases more rapidly in alkaline solution.

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