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Electrochemical degradation of rhodamine B dye in textile and paper industries effluent

Rajeev Jain, Nidhi Sharma, Meenakshi Bhargava

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In the present paper, electrochemical behaviour of rhodamine B has been studied voltammetrically using platinum and steel foil as working electrodes. The controlled potential electrolysis is carried out at electrolysis potential of -1.20 V. The complete decolourisation results within 1 to 2 h of electrolysis.

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In the present paper, electrochemical behaviour of rhodamine B has been studied voltammetrically using platinum and steel foil as working electrodes. The controlled potential electrolysis is carried out at electrolysis potential of -1.20 V. The complete decolourisation results within 1 to 2 h of electrolysis.

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In the present paper, electrochemical behaviour of rhodamine B has been studied voltammetrically using platinum and steel foil as working electrodes. The controlled potential electrolysis is carried out at electrolysis potential of -1.20 V. The complete decolourisation results within 1 to 2 h of electrolysis.

Key concepts: Electrolysis, Electrochemistry, Degradation (telecommunications), Rhodamine B, Chemistry, Effluent, Electrode, Platinum

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