Degradation of organic compounds in effluents by wet oxidation

Details Degradation of organic compounds in effluents by wet oxidation Degradation of organic compounds in effluents by wet oxidation

1976-12-06

1978-11-07

Wyse, Thomas G.

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ABSTRACT:
In the degradation of organic compounds in an effluent by oxidizing the effluent at an elevated temperature with oxygen, the improvement which comprises effecting the oxidation at a redox potential of from about 300 to 600 millivolts, as measured with a platinum electrode against a silver-silver chloride electrode, at a temperature of from about 80.degree. to 250.degree. C and under a pressure of from about 30 to 200 bars. The redox potential may be maintained by an Fe.sup.2+ and/or Fe.sup.3+ ion system and the pH is advantageously below about 7.

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patent: 3939072 (1976-02-01), LaForte
patent: 4000068 (1976-12-01), Nelson et al.

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