2017
DOI: 10.1002/cite.201600122
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Rückgewinnung anorganischer Wertstoffe mit Bordotierten Diamantelektroden

Abstract: Aufgrund begrenzter Primärvorkommen bei gleichzeitig steigendem Bedarf an verschiedenen Metallen wird die Nutzung von Sekundärrohstoffen zunehmend wichtiger. Mit einem neuen, elektrochemischen Verfahren können aus verschiedenen Abfällen und Rückständen, wie z. B. Klärschlammaschen, Verbrennungsschlacken und Haldenmaterialien, metallische Wertstoffe wie Kupfer, Zink und Nickel gelöst und zurückgewonnen werden. Dazu werden in Mineralsäuren mit bordotierten Diamantelektroden Persäuren erzeugt, die eine signifikan… Show more

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“…Thus, BDD electrodes have been employed in the generation of strong oxidizers such as hydroxyl radicals [15], persulfate [16], ferrate (VI) [17,18], periodate [19] or ozone [20] that are mainly put to use in wastewater treatment to degrade organic pollutants [21]. Beside this application, BDD electrodes were used in the electrochemically assisted leaching of metals from ashes and slag [22,23].…”
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“…Thus, BDD electrodes have been employed in the generation of strong oxidizers such as hydroxyl radicals [15], persulfate [16], ferrate (VI) [17,18], periodate [19] or ozone [20] that are mainly put to use in wastewater treatment to degrade organic pollutants [21]. Beside this application, BDD electrodes were used in the electrochemically assisted leaching of metals from ashes and slag [22,23].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As an alternative, peroxydisulfate with a standard potential of 2.0 V can be used as strong oxidizer that is already employed in advanced oxidation processes [15][16][17][18][19][20] as well as leaching/etching applications. [21][22][23][24] Here, S₂O₈ 2− -salts are usually added batchwise to the solution which has the disadvantage that S₂O₈ 2− has a limited stability in the strongly acidic solutions [25][26][27] that are typically required for leaching unreactive metals. To mitigate this, S₂O₈ 2− can be generated electrochemically in situ with high efficiency on boron-doped diamond electrodes, [28][29][30][31] making them attractive for the desired application.…”
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