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Novel Advanced Oxidation Processes for Wastewater Treatment

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Dear Colleagues,

Pollution of organic wastewaters, such as dyes, phenols, and pharmaceuticals, is a serious environmental problem, and advanced oxidation processes (AOPs) are potentially sound techniques to degrade such contaminants based on the generation of reactive species which are powerful oxidants and can effectively degrade almost all stable compounds. In addition, AOPs have great advantages for the treatment of trace harmful chemicals such as environmental hormones, enabling complete mineralization or decomposition of most organic materials. Furthermore, AOPs have good application prospects. AOPs can be divided into photocatalytic oxidation, catalytic oxidation, acoustic chemical oxidation, ozone oxidation, electrochemical oxidation, Fenton oxidation, etc.

Dr. Yuwei Pan
Dr. Xiang Li
Dr. Yizhen Zhang
Dr. Xuedong Du
Dr. Jingju Cai
Dr. Lu Gan
Dr. Qi Zhang
Dr. Jun Jiang
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Keywords

  • advanced oxidation processes
  • wastewater treatment
  • AOPs
  • photocatalytic oxidation
  • catalytic oxidation
  • acoustic chemical oxidation
  • ozone oxidation
  • electrochemical oxidation
  • Fenton oxidation

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