Efficient resourcezation of sulfanilamide wastewater and A study on this reaction
Yingying Tian, Kai Wen, Dezhan Chen
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Yingying Tian, Kai Wen, Dezhan Chen
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Sulfanilamide wastewater which is come from the dyestuff plant is characterized by a high content of hardly biodegradable dissolved,high acidity,and organic matter. The dyestuff plant`s wastewater has become a water pollution of the world's attention. Therefore, efficient removal of sulfanilic acid and hydrochloric acid from wastewater before drainage is of great importance. This paper designed a new process engineering containing a recovery of sulfanilic acid and hydrochloric acid, at the same time which can cycle the mother liquor without any wastewater. The experimental results showed that, using this new process engineering is better than that in traditional methods.
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Sulfanilamide wastewater which is come from the dyestuff plant is characterized by a high content of hardly biodegradable dissolved,high acidity,and organic matter. The dyestuff plant`s wastewater has become a water pollution of the world's attention. Therefore, efficient removal of sulfanilic acid and hydrochloric acid from wastewater before drainage is of great importance. This paper designed a new process engineering containing a recovery of sulfanilic acid and hydrochloric acid, at the same time which can cycle the mother liquor without any wastewater. The experimental results showed that, using this new process engineering is better than that in traditional methods.
Key concepts: Sulfanilic acid, Sulfanilamide, Wastewater, Hydrochloric acid, Pulp and paper industry, Chemistry, Environmental science, Waste management