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titleOfInvention Method for degrading potassium dichromate based on microemulsion phase-transfer method
abstract The invention relates to a method for degrading potassium dichromate based on a microemulsion phase-transfer method. The method comprises the steps that a catalyst is dissolved in LSCT ionic liquid and mixed with a water solution in which potassium dichromate is dissolved, a catalytic reaction is carried out by means of the characteristic that the catalyst has the high efficiency of homogeneous catalysis at the temperature lower than 30 DEG C, the temperature is increased to 30 DEG C after catalysis is finished to generate two-phase separation, a degraded potassium dichromate water solution is separated out, the catalyst is left in the ionic liquid phase, and therefore the catalyst is repeatedly utilized. According to the method, the defect that homogeneous catalysis cannot achieve separation easily is overcome, the problem that a heterogeneous catalyst is likely to cause poisoning is solved, and the application prospect is wide.
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