2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.ultsonch.2022.106043
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Ultrasonic-assisted ozone degradation of organic pollutants in industrial sulfuric acid

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“…The oxidizing effect of O 3 relies on the O 3 molecule itself and the oxidizing radicals it generates [24] . However, utilizing ozone alone to oxidize refractory or high-concentration pollutants shows low oxidation efficiency and is time-consuming because of its low solubility in solution, low mass transfer efficiency, and low free radical yield [25] . Increasing the flow rate of ozone gas can improve its oxidation effect while increasing the cost.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The oxidizing effect of O 3 relies on the O 3 molecule itself and the oxidizing radicals it generates [24] . However, utilizing ozone alone to oxidize refractory or high-concentration pollutants shows low oxidation efficiency and is time-consuming because of its low solubility in solution, low mass transfer efficiency, and low free radical yield [25] . Increasing the flow rate of ozone gas can improve its oxidation effect while increasing the cost.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Chiha et al [46], the degradation products increased from 20°C to 30°C as temperature increased and tended to be constant and even decreased when the temperature was higher than 30 o C. The decrease in the efficiency of the organic compound degradation process using the hybrid ozonation-ultrasonic method is caused by a decrease in ozone solubility and a decrease in the formation of radical compounds due to an increase in water vapor in the bubbles, which provides a cushioning effect on the collapsed bubbles so that the bursting of cavitation bubbles only produces low energy [47]. A flow rate of 2 L/min of ozone has a significant influence on the results, as shown by Wang et al [48], that the ozone flow rate is increased, and degradation efficiency increases because cavitation bubbles form under ultrasonic irradiation, accelerating the mass transfer of ozone and causing radical compounds to form that can accelerate organic compound degradation. However, excessive ozone flow rates can cause greater turbulence, decreasing the contact time between ozone and water and shorter biomass, thereby reducing the degradation percentage [49].…”
Section: 3effect and Interaction Of Variables Process On Lignin Degra...mentioning
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“…In 1994, the first issue of the academic journal of sonochemistry, Ultrasonics Sonochemistry , was published. Currently sonochemistry technology has a wide range of applications in organic synthesis [37] , [38] , [39] , [40] , materials [41] , [42] , [43] , [44] , [45] , organometallic chemistry [46] , [47] and industrial manufacturing [48] , [49] .…”
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confidence: 99%