In the stratosphere, the ozone (O3) plays a role of natural and beneficial screen in relation to the harmful effects of ultraviolet (UV) for the organic matter (= good ozone). In the troposphere, O3 is a pollutant that is produced during the atmospheric photo-oxidation of ozone precursors: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) mainly emitted by anthropogenic activities (= ...

this study presents a review on advanced oxidation processes (aop) for simultaneous removal of no and so2. aop is based on using a strong oxidant such as ozone and h2o2 which is able to generate highly reactive intermediates. the pollutant will be oxidized and removed by these intermediates. in recent years, aop has been considered as an effective and attractive technology in the field of flue ...

The present study focuses on effects of operational parameters on electrochemical wastewater treatment for synthetic wastewater. Electro-oxidation has emerged as one of the advanced oxidation processes gaining more attention because it offers many distinctive advantages over other conventional methods such as versatility, high treatment efficiency, safety, amenability of automation and cost eff...

Organic photocatalysts could employ visible light to produce photodegradation of pollutants; however, their low photostability prevents reuse even when they are supported on solid materials. Herein, obtain a Riboflavin (RF)-based photocatalyst robust and recyclable, RF has been covalently anchored silica particles, converting the known homogeneous into new heterogeneous one (SiO2-RF). To enhanc...

This work aimed to produce hydrogen (H₂) simultaneously with pollutant removal from biodiesel wastewater by photocatalytic oxidation using a thermally-treated commercial titanium dioxide (TiO₂) photocatalyst at room temperature (~30 °C) and ambient pressure. The effects of the operating conditions, including the catalyst loading level (1-6 g/L), UV light intensity (3.52-6.64 mW/cm²), initial pH...

This study presents a review on advanced oxidation processes (AOP) for simultaneous removal of NO and SO2. AOP is based on using a strong oxidant such as ozone and H2O2 which is able to generate highly reactive intermediates. The pollutant will be oxidized and removed by these intermediates. In recent years, AOP has been considered as an effective and attractive technology in the field of flue ...

studied. The experiments were carried out under various UV light intensities and reactor dimensions to investigate and compare the removal efficiency of the pollutant and the mineralization and dechlorination of organic intermediates by photolysis and advanced oxidation processes (AOPs). A photoreactor design equation for the photolysis of gaseous TCE in air streams by the 254 nm UV irradiation...