Degradation of Acid Dyes by Resin D072 Load Fe (II) Catalyst

Bin Song Wang; Lin Hong Li; Fu Yi Cui; Jie Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.183-185.1359

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Degradation of Acid Dyes by Resin D072 Load Fe (II) Catalyst

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Degradation of acid dye wastewater has been studued by using resin D072 load Fe²⁺ as heterogeneous Fenton catalyst. The effects of the initial PH of solution,the H₂O₂ adding doses,the amount of catalyst and the reaction temperature on the degradation of acid dye wastewater have been investigated in detail. According to experimental results, the optimal pH was pH3, the H₂O₂ adding doses was 333mg/L, the amount of catalyst and the reaction temperature were 10g/L and 27°C, respectively.

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Bin Song Wang, Lin Hong Li, Fu Yi Cui, Jie Zhang

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Decoloration Rate, Degrade, Dye Wastewater

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