Product Description

The Fenton reaction was discovered by chemist Fenton HJ. It is an inorganic chemical reaction. This process is a mixed solution of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) and divalent iron ions Fe2+, which oxidizes known organic compounds such as carboxylic acids, alcohols, and esters into inorganic states. This reaction is mainly used to oxidize organic compounds that are difficult to degrade in wastewater. It is applied to oily wastewater, coking wastewater, printing and dyeing wastewater, pharmaceutical and other chemical wastewaters with its ultra-high oxidation ability. There are many factors that affect the Fenton reaction. Being able to debug the best oxidation scheme can not only enhance the wastewater treatment effect, but also save costs and improve efficiency. Organic compounds that are difficult to degrade can be degraded into small molecules through the Fenton reaction, and small molecules can be oxidized into carbon dioxide and water. The iron sulfate generated by the Fenton reaction is a trivalent iron ion with a certain flocculation and precipitation effect.