Catalytic degradation of nitroaromatic explosives with Fenton's reagent

Application of Fenton Processes for Degradation of Aniline

“…For that reason, the initial rate for the higher concentration of aniline increased. These results are similar to the study of p-nitroaniline degradation by Fenton oxidation process by Sun and others (Sun et al, 2007) and the results are also similar to the removal of nitroaromatic explosives with Fenton's reagent (Liou and Lu, 2007).…”

“…This was due to the regeneration of ferrous ion from ferric ion that can improve the performance of overall degradation. The overall rate equations for the degradation of aniline by photoelectro-Fenton process was evaluated as shown in equation (10). The kinetics established in this experiment was mathematically determined by considering the three important parameters including aniline, ferrous ion and hydrogen peroxide.…”

Modelling of the synthetic dye Orange II degradation using Fenton’s reagent: From batch to continuous reactor operation

“…Such hypothesis was confirmed by solving the set of differential equations based on the above-mentioned reaction scheme, using the rate constants ranges reported in the literature. Besides, this approach is widely adopted in Fenton's oxidation studies [e.g., 25,[27][28][29]. The value of k ap depends therefore on the initial reactants concentrations (H 2 O 2 and Fe 2+ ), temperature, and also on the concentration of scavenger species present in the reaction mixture (such as intermediates, HOO • , etc.)…”

Use of BI-Pb-Sn-Cd Alloy in Self-neutralisation Mechanism for Sub-munitions

“…In recent years, chemical decomposition of deactivating an explosive composition using a chemical have been widely reported, which method comprises exposing the explosive composition to a deactivating agent that renders the explosive composition insensitive to detonation [2][3][4][5][6][7] . Bioremediation of explosives has been reported to be a potential alternative remediation technology for explosives [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18] .…”