Studies on an Ecofriendly Oxidative Degradation System for Phenol

Ying Zhu; Qing Pan; Ran Li; Xiao Bin Chen; Xing Yue Ji; Zhi Min Sun; Zheng Wu; Zhen Dong Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.798-799.116

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Studies on an Ecofriendly Oxidative Degradation System for Phenol

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An ecofriendly advanced oxidative system was studied for the degradation of phenol. This system was composed of a self-made coordinated Fe complex and hydrogen peroxide. Factors influencing the degradation were explored. Suitable technology conditions were given as: hydrogen peroxide 2.2*10^-4mol/L, catalyst 2.5*10^-7mol/L, pH 11.5, room temperature and time 60 minute. Under this condition, phenol degradation ratio can be achieved to 99.93%.

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Ying Zhu, Qing Pan, Ran Li, Xiao Bin Chen, Xing Yue Ji, Zhi Min Sun, Zheng Wu, Zhen Dong Liu

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Catalysis, Oxidative Degradation, Phenol, Wastewater

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