Electrochemical incineration (mineralization) of glucose as a model organic substrate. Role of the electrode material and of active chlorine mediation
1998
Abstract
In the electrolysis of a soln. contg. glucose, as a model substrate in the wastewater from food industry, and a dil. NaCl, the formation of active Cl makes the glucose mineralization at the stable DSA electrode substantially insensitive to the nature of the electrode surface. The mineralization rate being the same at Ti/Pt, Ti/PbO2, TiSnO2-Pt, and Ti/IrO2 electrode. [on SciFinder (R)]
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Title
Electrochemical incineration (mineralization) of glucose as a model organic substrate. Role of the electrode material and of active chlorine mediation
Author(s)
Ferro, S. ; Lavezzo, F. ; Lodi, G. ; De Battisti, A. ; Comninellis, Ch
Published in
Environmental Issues in the Electronics/Semiconductor Industries and Electrochemical/Photochemical Methods for Pollution Abatement
Series
Proceedings - Electrochemical Society, 98-5
Pages
75-90
Date
1998
Laboratories
GGEC
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