Catalytic Ozonization of Phenol with the Use of Alternative Catalysts

Maroš Soldán; Maroš Sirotiak; Anna Michalikova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.781-784.207

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Catalytic Ozonization of Phenol with the Use of Alternative Catalysts

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Phenol and its derivatives constitutes one of the most dangerous groups of organic chemicals which can cause many environmental and health risks. Therefore removal and degradation of phenol from aqueous solutions is one of the great industrial importance. Ozone is considered to be one of the most effective oxidizing agent for phenol degradation.. The objectives of this study are to examine the roles of added catalyst to rapid the process of phenol degradation by ozone.

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Maroš Soldán, Maroš Sirotiak, Anna Michalikova

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Black Nickel Mud, Ozone, Phenol, Red Mud

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