Mineralization of phenol by Ce(IV)-mediated electrochemical oxidation in methanesulphonic acid medium: A preliminary study

Manickam Matheswaran; Subramanian Balaji; Sang Joon Chung; Il Shik Moon

doi:10.1016/j.chemosphere.2007.05.050

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Mineralization of phenol by Ce(IV)-mediated electrochemical oxidation in methanesulphonic acid medium: A preliminary study

Manickam Matheswaran Subramanian Balaji Sang Joon Chung Il Shik Moon

Year: 2007 Journal: Chemosphere Vol: 69 (2)Pages: 325-331 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.chemosphere.2007.05.050

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Phenol Mineralization (soil science) Chemistry Nitric acid Oxidizing agent Electrochemistry Cerium Electrolyte Inorganic chemistry Electrochemical cell Redox Nuclear chemistry Electrode Organic chemistry Nitrogen

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