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Formaldehyde waste gas

2016-12-15View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: since formaldehyde is soluble in water, why can’t we use water to absorb formaldehyde from exhaust gases?
Reply #22016-12-20
It can be used, but wastewater containing formaldehyde still needs to undergo water treatment.
Reply #32016-12-22
What to do with wastewater that has absorbed formaldehyde? This is essentially transferring pollutants from the air into water
Reply #42016-12-27
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Reply #52017-03-09
Now, formaldehyde can be catalytically decomposed at room temperature
Reply #62017-03-21
If formaldehyde is recovered using water, the wastewater generated also needs to be treated
Reply #72017-08-08
The absorption effect is limited; it’s impossible to absorb everything completely

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