Application of Fenton reagent improves dye degradation in industrial wastewater, suggesting microreactors offer efficiency advantages.
Advanced oxidation processes are widely used in the treatment of industrial wastewater. These processes are successfully used in the textile industry for the degradation of dyes remaining in wastewater. This paper presents the results of the application of the Fenton reagent in a continuous microreactor system. The microreactor system has numerous advantages over the traditional batch system. Thanks to the design features, mixing and intensification of the process has been improved. The efficiency of the degradation was investigated with the dye Acid Violet 109 in a batch and a microreactor system at different molar ratios of Fe2+/H2O2.
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