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publicationNumber CN-103466745-B
titleOfInvention A kind of method utilizing ferrous ion to promote sulfa antibiotics removal by radiation in waste water
abstract The invention discloses a kind of ferrous ion that adds belonging to Application of Nuclear Technology and environmental technology protection field and promote the method that Organic Pollutants in Wastewater irradiation is removed, and be applied to the process of sulfa antibiotics waste water.The present invention's application Ionizing Radiation, adds ferrous ion, and associating Fenton oxidation method, adds the generation of OH, improve reaction efficiency, reduces the absorption dose needed for the removal of microbiotic irradiation, significantly reduces energy consumption.Meanwhile, present invention utilizes the H produced in water radiolysis processn 2 on 2 , and without the need to extra interpolation, reduce cost.Present invention process is simple, easy and simple to handle, energy consumption is low, cost is few; Quick in order to process sulfa antibiotics waste water high-efficiency, economically feasible, and non-secondary pollution, have broad application prospects in wastewater treatment and environment protection.
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