CO2‐Mediated Non‐Destructive Cyanide Wastewater Treatment
Allan R. Petersen, Martin Juhl, Aleksa Petrović, Jiwoong Lee
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Allan R. Petersen, Martin Juhl, Aleksa Petrović, Jiwoong Lee
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Abstract The facile removal of cyanide anions from cyanide‐containing water was achieved using CO2 in conjunction with aldehydes which can be recycled from the process. The conversion of the cyanide ion into an insoluble cyanohydrin in water allowed the removal of cyanide and could be used as a method for treating cyanide contaminated wastewater and for recovering cyanide or cyanohydrins for further applications.
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Abstract The facile removal of cyanide anions from cyanide‐containing water was achieved using CO2 in conjunction with aldehydes which can be recycled from the process. The conversion of the cyanide ion into an insoluble cyanohydrin in water allowed the removal of cyanide and could be used as a method for treating cyanide contaminated wastewater and for recovering cyanide or cyanohydrins for further applications.
Key concepts: Chemistry, Cyanide, Wastewater, Nuclear chemistry, Environmental chemistry, Inorganic chemistry, Organic chemistry, Waste management