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Electrochemical degradation of geosmin using electrode of Ti/IrO 2–Pt
Electrochemical degradation of geosmin using electrode of Ti/IrO 2–Pt,10.1016/j.desal.2010.07.043,Desalination,Qiang Xue,Miao Li,Kazuya Shimizu,Motoo
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Qiang Xue
,
Miao Li
,
Kazuya Shimizu
,
Motoo Utsumi
,
Zhenya Zhang
,
Chuanping Feng
,
Yu Gao
,
Norio Sugiura
Electrochemical degradation of geosmin was assessed at a typical anode Ti/IrO2–Pt, as a treatment method in musty odor compounds. The influences of dosage of NaCl, current density, initial geosmin concentration and initial solution pH on electrochemical geosmin degradation were investigated. HOCl formed during electrolysis would play an important role on the oxidation of geosmin. For the Ti/IrO2–Pt anode, geosmin concentration decreased from around 600 to 8ng/L after 60min of electrolysis with 3.0g/L NaCl as supporting electrolyte at the
current density
of 40mA/cm2. Moreover, efficient degradation of geosmin solution with different initial pH was found and the
electrochemical oxidation
ability of Ti/IrO2–Pt anode will not drop after serviced for long hours under the present experimental condition. These results suggested that electrochemical degradation would be a promising treatment for effective and rapid removal of musty odor compounds.
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Desalination
, vol. 265, no. 1, pp. 135-139, 2011
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10.1016/j.desal.2010.07.043
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