2004
DOI: 10.1023/b:kica.0000038074.96200.69
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Kinetics of the Reactions of Ozone with Substituted Ethylenes

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“…[4] Advanced oxidation processes (AOPs) optimise the application of ozone, and the concentrations of hydroxyl radicals (E 0 = 2.80 V) that are produced by O 3 -decomposition in aqueous solutions produce a significant increase in the decomposition rate of pollutants. [5,6] The primary field of ozone application is the water industry, although ozone has been increasingly applied to solve gaseous and liquid problems in other industries and in medical therapies. In water treatment, ozone can be used in various steps of the treatment process to enhance biological processes and micro-flocculation, remove iron and manganese, degrade pesticides and other micro-pollutants, [7] remove colour, [3-7-10] remove pharmaceutical compounds during drinking and wastewater treatments, [11] oxidise trace organic impurities in ultra-pure water, [12] treat wine vinasses and disinfect potable water.…”
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“…[4] Advanced oxidation processes (AOPs) optimise the application of ozone, and the concentrations of hydroxyl radicals (E 0 = 2.80 V) that are produced by O 3 -decomposition in aqueous solutions produce a significant increase in the decomposition rate of pollutants. [5,6] The primary field of ozone application is the water industry, although ozone has been increasingly applied to solve gaseous and liquid problems in other industries and in medical therapies. In water treatment, ozone can be used in various steps of the treatment process to enhance biological processes and micro-flocculation, remove iron and manganese, degrade pesticides and other micro-pollutants, [7] remove colour, [3-7-10] remove pharmaceutical compounds during drinking and wastewater treatments, [11] oxidise trace organic impurities in ultra-pure water, [12] treat wine vinasses and disinfect potable water.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This was accomplished by partial ozonolysis of the carbonyl compound corresponding to it, 2E,7-octadienal (3), and selective protection of the intermediate dialdehyde 4. For this, we were guided by the known reduced reactivity of conjugated aldehydes for ozone [4] and in reactions that form acetals [5].…”
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