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Fenton treatment time issue

2015-09-22View Original

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When dealing with sulfonated sludge or other difficult-to-treat waters, the Fenton reaction often takes a long time! I would like to ask the experts: are there any ways to reduce the time required for the Fenton reaction? How effective is it?
Reply #22015-09-22
1. Generally, other transition metal elements can be added as catalysts. 2. A heterogeneous system can be used as the reaction system; by “heterogeneous” it is meant that both liquid and solid phases are present in the system. For instance, iron oxide can be used as a catalyst. For more detailed questions, feel free to ask on Huan|Bao’Tong

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