Removal of chlorophenol from drinking water by ferrate
Pengju Lei
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Pengju Lei
Abstract
Utilizing the solid potassium ferrate prepared in our laboratory, the effect and impacts of removing 1\|chlorophenol from water with ferrate were stuolied. The results proved that a dose for potassium ferrate 60?mg/L can remove 99.3% of 4?mg/L 1\|chlorophenol for a 10?min oxidation duration. The optimal pH range is 9—10 for ferrate oxidizing 1\|chlorophenol. The reductive and oxidative reaction between ferrate and 1\|chlorophenol is the kinetics with approximately second order.
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Utilizing the solid potassium ferrate prepared in our laboratory, the effect and impacts of removing 1\|chlorophenol from water with ferrate were stuolied. The results proved that a dose for potassium ferrate 60?mg/L can remove 99.3% of 4?mg/L 1\|chlorophenol for a 10?min oxidation duration. The optimal pH range is 9—10 for ferrate oxidizing 1\|chlorophenol. The reductive and oxidative reaction between ferrate and 1\|chlorophenol is the kinetics with approximately second order.
Key concepts: Potassium ferrate, Oxidizing agent, Chemistry, Chlorophenol, Potassium, Kinetics, Inorganic chemistry, Nuclear chemistry