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Conventional Reactors and Microreactors in Electro-Fenton

Authors: Panizza, Marco; Scialdone, Onofrio;

Conventional Reactors and Microreactors in Electro-Fenton

Abstract

The cells used for electro-Fenton process look quite different, ranging from the simple open tanks, through the parallel-plate cells, to the sometimes complex designs with three-dimensional moving electrodes or microelectrodes. Recently, pressurized cells and microreactors have been used to improve the performance of the process. This chapter presents a general overview of the main cell configurations used in electro-Fenton process for the treatment of organic pollutants. A global perspective on the fundamentals and experimental setups is offered, and laboratory-scale and pilot-scale experiments are examined and discussed.

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Electrochemical reactors; Micro-reactors; Moving three-dimensional electrodes; Parallel-plate flow cell; Pressurized reactors; Tank cell; Global and Planetary Change; Environmental Chemistry; Water Science and Technology; Waste Management and Disposal; Pollution

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