Abstract:p-Cresol modulation was for the first time evaluated as an alternative option for odor control in sanitation facilities. Results indicate that the oxidation of p-cresol can generate 4-hydroxybenzaldehyde (4-HB), a molecule with a sweet-woody odor, following the introduction of chloride ions into the supporting electrolyte. In an attempt to impede electrode fouling, pulsed chronoamperometry (CA) was implemented and resulted in ∼10% higher p-cresol removal compared to CA at constant potential. Boron doped diamon… Show more
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