- PII
- S30346053S0040357125020082-1
- DOI
- 10.7868/S3034605325020082
- Publication type
- Article
- Status
- Published
- Authors
- Volume/ Edition
- Volume 59 / Issue number 2
- Pages
- 90-99
- Abstract
- Thermodynamic modeling of the electrocoagulation process in the system Fe-KCrO-Nacl-HSO-HO at wide limits of temperature change (278-300 K) has been carried out for the purpose of water purification from chromium (Cr). Physicochemical () and thermodynamic () parameters of the system at the established optimal ratios of the initial components have been calculated. Taking into account the calculated data the experimental research was carried out and the influence on the electro-coagulation processes was revealed: pH, current, type and concentration of electrolytes. The concentration distribution of individual molecules and particles (cations, anions) was established, including: Cr, Cr, CrO, CrOH, Fe, FeOH, FeOH in solution and thereby eliminating the use of ion chromatography for analytical purposes. An diagram showing the fields of presence of various forms of chromium has been drawn up, and a formula for calculating the value of the redox potential as a function of solution pH has been obtained. It is shown that Eh > 0, i.e., the medium is oxidizing, and the formation of Cr in concentrated solution (I > 0.8) was observed. The electrocoagulation process achieved the binding of sulfur and iron in the form of FeS and followed by the production of Fe(OH) and co-precipitation of Cr(OH). The degree of water purification from chromium was more than 97% (reduction of Cr in water from 100 mg/L to 2.29-2.30 mg/L).
- Keywords
- вода бихромат калия железо хлорид натрия электрокоагуляция концентрационное распределение
- Date of publication
- 01.04.2025
- Year of publication
- 2025
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- 56
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