A novel Fe-Pd bifunctional catalyst supported on mesh-type γ-Al
2O
3/Al was prepared and applied in the degradation of Rhodamine B (RhB). The monolithic mesh-type Fe-Pd/γ-Al
2O
3/Al bifunctional catalyst could be separated from the solution directly and could synthesize H
2O
2 in situ. The characterization results showed that Fe could improve the dispersion of Pd
0, and the electronic interactions between Pd and Fe could increase the Pd
0 contents on the catalyst, which increased the productivity of H
2O
2. Furthermore, DFT calculations proved that the addition of Fe could inhibit the dissociation of O
2 and promote the nondissociative hydrogenation of O
2 on the surface of Fe-Pd/γ-Al
2O
3/Al, which resulted in the increasement of H
2O
2 selectivity. Finally, the in-situ synthesized H
2O
2 by Pd was furtherly decomposed in situ by Fe to generate
OH radicals to degrade organic pollutants. Therefore, Fe-Pd/ γ-Al
2O
3/Al catalysts exhibited excellent catalytic activity in the in-situ synthesis of H
2O
2 and the degradation of RhB due to the synergistic effects between Pd and Fe on the catalyst. It provided a new idea for the design of bifunctional electro-Fenton catalysts. Ten cycles of experiments showed that the catalytic activity of Fe-Pd/γ-Al
2O
3/Al catalyst could be maintained for a long time.