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Degradation of disperse azo dyes from waters by solar photoelectro-Fenton
Ricardo Salazar
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Sergi Garcia-Segura
, M. S. Ureta-Zañartu
, Enric Brillas
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Solar photo-Fenton
100%
Disperse Azo Dyes
100%
Electro-Fenton
50%
Fe2+
33%
Low Power Consumption
33%
Sodium Sulfate
33%
Dye Removal
33%
Hydroxyl Radical ([rad]OH)
33%
Hydrogen Peroxide
16%
Photolysis
16%
Total Organic Carbon
16%
Carboxylic Acids
16%
UV Light
16%
Solar Irradiation
16%
Organic Oxidation
16%
High Content
16%
Fe(III)
16%
Water Oxidation
16%
Solution pH
16%
Efficiency Energy
16%
Recirculation Flow
16%
Electrogenerated
16%
Mineralization Degree
16%
Inorganic Ions
16%
Chilean
16%
Decolorization
16%
Air Diffusion
16%
Photodecomposition
16%
Anode Surface
16%
Diffusion Cell
16%
Textile Industry
16%
Oxalic
16%
Fenton Treatment
16%
Fenton Reaction
16%
Azo Dye
16%
High Current Efficiency
16%
Disperse Red 1
16%
Textile Wastewater
16%
Disperse Yellow 3
16%
Dye Solution
16%
Synthetic Textiles
16%
Solar Photoreactor
16%
Textile Dyes
16%
Decolorization Efficiency
16%
Fe(III) Complex
16%
Solar photoelectro-Fenton Process
16%
Chemical Engineering
Fenton
100%
Hydrogen Peroxide
10%
Organic Carbon
10%
Carboxylic Acid
10%
Fenton Reaction
10%
Industrial Wastewater
10%
Solution pH
10%
Decolorization Rate
10%
Dis-perse dyes
10%
Mineralization Degree
10%