Anodic oxidation of ketoprofen—An anti-inflammatory drug using boron doped diamond and platinum electrodes

Degradation of the antibiotic oxacillin in water by anodic oxidation with Ti/IrO 2 anodes: Evaluation of degradation routes, organic by-products and effects of water matrix components

“…These results indicate that the electrochemical system is able to transform OXA into more oxidized organic compounds, which are recalcitrant to the action of the oxidants generated electrochemically or are stable when exposed to direct electrochemical oxidation at the anode surface. The above results are in agreement with Murugananthan et al [42], which suggested that the poor mineralization of Ketoprofen at both BDD and Pt anodes in the presence of NaCI as supporting electrolyte, is attributed to the formation of refractory organic compound that no longer react with chlorinated oxidative agents. However, as it was recently reported [30], in some cases, electrogenerated by-products, can be successfully eliminated during the electrochemical system using DSA anodes in presence of chloride.…”

Recent developments of electro-oxidation in water treatment — A review

“…Other refractory organic pollutants, such as ketoprofen [94], 1,4-dioxane [95] and 4,6-dinitro-o-cresol [98] were also removed effectively by anodic oxidation with BDD electrodes.…”

“…EO has also received wide interest in pharmaceutical drug [88,94,100,105] and pesticide treatment [102,106]. The presence of these compounds in the aquatic environment causes a potential risk for the health of living beings and can also affect the endocrine system of fish and even can exert toxic effects on algae.…”

Sensitive voltammetric method for rapid determination of pyridine herbicide triclopyr on bare boron-doped diamond electrode

“…Using HCl as an electrolyte, no signal in the presence of TCP was recorded due to the earlier onset of the voltammetric curve caused by oxidation of chloride ions [54] (illustrated with Fig. 1A).…”