Effect of Sunlight on Photochemical Organic Compounds Degradation

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	Effect of Sunlight on Photochemical Organic Compounds Degradation
Article 2, Volume 5, Issue 1, March 2013, Page 1-11
Document Type: Peer-reviewed articles
DOI: 10.21608/ejec.2013.96635
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Abstract
Tertiary or pretreatment of organic effluents by advanced oxidation processes (Aop)[1-5] catalyzed by a source of sun light and a powerful oxidant is a promising alternative for the effective removal of color and refractory organics form the effluent. Accrual feature in disguising such systems is the optimization of operating condition (such as UV- and oxidant dosages), which yield maximum removal at acceptable costs. The present study describes modeling approach to keep the oxidant dosage at the most effective level to sustain maximum rate of organic degradation.
Keywords
Hydroxyl radical; Hydrogen peroxide; Degradation
Main Subjects
Environmental conservation.


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