Mineralization and Efficiency in the Homogeneous Fenton Orange G Oxidation

L. I. DOUMIC; P. M. HAURE; M. C. CASSANELLO; M.A. AYUDE

APPLIED CATALYSIS B-ENVIRONMENTAL

ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV

Lugar: Amsterdam; Año: 2013 vol. 142/ p. 214 - 221

0926-3373

This study focuses on the homogeneous Fenton oxidation ofthe synthetic azo-dye Orange G as a model compound. The impactofinitial TOC,hydrogenperoxide andcatalyst concentrations andoftemperature on mineralization and efficiency in the use of hydrogen peroxide is addressed. Dissolved oxygen Concentration is monitored as an indication ofthe efficient use of H2O2 in the process. A two-stage lumped kinetic model is proposed to address the effect of initial TOC, catalyst and oxidant concentrations and temperature ontotal organic carbonconsumption. Temperature increase and dosificationofthe oxidant are evaluated and compared as process intensification strategies