Removal of Organic Contaminant from Wastewater by Applying Fenton Oxidation

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The maximum diethylamine removal efficiency reached 83.7%, significantly highlighting Fenton oxidation's effectiveness in wastewater treatment.
Optimization at pH 3.0, Fe²⁺ concentrations of 0.77–3.1 g/l, and hydrogen peroxide dosage of 1.5 g/l resulted in improved outcomes.
Assessment through chemical oxygen demand (COD) reduction displayed the process's efficiency and reduced ammonia production to 9.5%.
Fenton oxidation emerges as a sustainable method for addressing diethylamine contamination in industrial wastewater.

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Fenton oxidation shows 83.7% diethylamine removal in wastewater, indicating its potential for pollution control.

Falah Kareem Hadi Al-Kaabi (2025) studied this question.

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