2014
DOI: 10.5599/jese.2014.0065
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Influence of operating parameters on electrocoagulation of C.I. disperse yellow 3

Abstract: This work deals with the electrocoagulation (EC

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“…Hence, the predominant mechanisms are: charge neutralization followed by precipitation of the dye-coagulant complexes, which are insoluble, and possibly adsorption of the complexes formed in the precipitates of metal hydroxides. 4. The increase in the initial dye content induces an increase in the percentage of abatement, but also a greater demand for coagulant dose which makes it possible to demonstrate a certain stoichiometry between the coagulant dose and the initial concentration of the dye.…”
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“…Hence, the predominant mechanisms are: charge neutralization followed by precipitation of the dye-coagulant complexes, which are insoluble, and possibly adsorption of the complexes formed in the precipitates of metal hydroxides. 4. The increase in the initial dye content induces an increase in the percentage of abatement, but also a greater demand for coagulant dose which makes it possible to demonstrate a certain stoichiometry between the coagulant dose and the initial concentration of the dye.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Figures 6 (a) and (b) illustrate the different species of Fe (II) and Fe (III) present in solution as a function of pH. Since pH also conditions the chemical forms of alum and FeCl 3 , it is clear that the mechanisms involved in the removal of organic molecules could be very diverse [4,49]. Indeed: 1) At pH <6, the presence of the monomers and positively charged polymers such as Fe 3+ , Fe (OH) 2+ and Fe (OH) 2 + will cause a charge neutralization [9] of the dyes which are negatively charged resulting in direct precipitation of complexes (Fe-dye).…”
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