Electrochemical Degradation Pathway of Tricyclazole in Aqueous Solution Using Lead Dioxide Anode

Cong Qiang Zhong; Yun Long Sun; Ying Guan; Wei Qing Han; Lian Jun Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.827.30

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Electrochemical Degradation Pathway of Tricyclazole in Aqueous Solution Using Lead Dioxide Anode

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The electrochemical degradation of tricyclazole (TC) in aqueous solution on Ti/SnO₂Sb/PbO₂ anodes was investigated. The degradation efficiency and mineralization rate was studied. Kinetic analyses indicated that the electrochemical degradation followed a pseudo-first-order reaction. The mineralization intermediates were analyzed by chromatographic techniques. Finally, a pathway for electrochemical degradation of TC in aqueous medium was proposed.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 827)

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October 2013

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Cong Qiang Zhong, Yun Long Sun, Ying Guan, Wei Qing Han, Lian Jun Wang

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Electrochemical Oxidation, Pathway, Tricyclazole, Wastewater Treatment

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