Analysis of Factors in Treating Nitrobenzene by bipolar Three-Dimensional Electrode
Zhang Hong-lin
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Zhang Hong-lin
Abstract
In this study,wastewater containing nitrobenzene was treated by bipolar three-dimensional electrode with stainless steel as anode,graphite electrode as cathode particle electrode and activated carbon as medium.Factors related to this treatment were investigated.The optimal operating conditions determined by the orthogonal experiment were as following: applied voltage: 10 V,activated carbon: 25 g,time: 50 min,initial pH: 5.Under these Conditions,the COD removals were over 75 % for most experiments.
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In this study,wastewater containing nitrobenzene was treated by bipolar three-dimensional electrode with stainless steel as anode,graphite electrode as cathode particle electrode and activated carbon as medium.Factors related to this treatment were investigated.The optimal operating conditions determined by the orthogonal experiment were as following: applied voltage: 10 V,activated carbon: 25 g,time: 50 min,initial pH: 5.Under these Conditions,the COD removals were over 75 % for most experiments.
Key concepts: Nitrobenzene, Electrode, Anode, Cathode, Activated carbon, Materials science, Graphite, Carbon fibers