July 16, 2025Environmental Progress & Sustainable EnergyOpen Access

Removal of adsorbable organic halides from wastewater: A review of advanced chemical and electrochemical processes

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MMMarco Carnevale MiinoUniversity of Insubria MCMaria Cristina CollivignarelliHudson Institute SBStefano BellazziUniversity of Pavia

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This review analyzes the effectiveness of chemical and electrochemical methods for removing adsorbable organic halides in wastewater, highlighting gaps in current research.

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Advanced chemical and electrochemical processes show up to 98% AOX mineralization in wastewater.
Fenton and photo‐Fenton methods exhibit the highest efficiency in adsorbable organic halides removal.
Most research has been conducted in lab conditions, raising concerns about full-scale application reliability.
Further studies are required to assess the toxicity of treated effluent and by-products from these methods.

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Miino et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/689a02c3e6551bb0af8cca8e https://doi.org/10.1002/ep.70053

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This review analyzes the effectiveness of chemical and electrochemical methods for removing adsorbable organic halides in wastewater, highlighting gaps in current research.

Removal of adsorbable organic halides from wastewater: A review of advanced chemical and electrochemical processes

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Removal of adsorbable organic halides from wastewater: A review of advanced chemical and electrochemical processes

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