Potassium Ferrate Combined with Powdered Activated Carbon to Remove Trace Organics in Water

Zhao Cheng Zhang; Huan Zhou Zhang; Jian Guo Cui

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.295-298.1183

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Potassium Ferrate Combined with Powdered Activated Carbon to Remove Trace Organics in Water

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Studies the effects of potassium ferrate combined with powdered activated carbon (PAC) to deal with the trace organics in water. It found that powder activated carbon (PAC) can adsorb the suspended solids produced by potassium ferrate removing pollutants generated in water, reduce turbidity and color result in potassium ferrate oxidation process, and remove a small amount of organics in the same time.

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Zhao Cheng Zhang, Huan Zhou Zhang, Jian Guo Cui

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Phenol, Potassium Ferrate, Powdered Activated Carbon

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