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Experiment of Treating Glyphosate Wastewater with Fenton Reagent

GU Xiao-chen

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The optimal condition of strong oxidation of Fenton reagent treating the Glyphosate wastewater which was adsorbed by modified fly ash was studied.The results showed that the best condition were as follows: pH of wastewater was 3,the dosage of hydrogen peroxide(30%) was 1.0 mL,the dosage of FeSO4·7H2O was 0.25 g,the reaction time was 30 min and the reaction temperature was 60 ℃.Under this condition,the removal rate of wastewater CODCr could reach to 91.98%.

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Key concepts: Wastewater, Reagent, Hydrogen peroxide, Glyphosate, Chemistry, Fenton's reagent, Pulp and paper industry, Adsorption