Method and apparatus for the oxidation of organic material prese

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products – Electrostatic field or electrical discharge

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204149, 204262, 204263, 204274, 204275, C25B 122, C25B 900

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040850161

ABSTRACT:
A method for the oxidation of organic material present in concentrated sulfuric acid is disclosed. The method comprises the steps of diverting a portion of a concentrated sulfuric acid stream, diluting the diverted stream with water to about 40-70% sulfuric acid concentration, passing the diluted stream through an electrolysis apparatus to oxidize some of the sulfuric acid to form a predetermined quantity of peroxosulfuric acids, and returning the diverted stream back to the main stream to oxidize the organic material and decolorize the main stream of concentrated sulfuric acid.

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