Advanced Oxidation Processes: Ozonation and Fenton Processes Applied to the Removal of Pharmaceuticals

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Abstract

This chapter aims to present the fundamentals, important variables, and pharmaceuticals removed by ozonation and Fenton, which are only two of the current existing advanced oxidation processes. Some toxicological information regarding pharmaceuticals oxidized by ozonation is also included. Some strategies to improve such processes, like adding a catalyst, light, or electrical current, are also analyzed. Thus, this chapter intends to present general but fundamental aspects of the aforementioned processes.

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Germán, S. M., Gabriela, R. M., Dora, S. C., Rubí, R., & Reyna, N. (2019). Advanced Oxidation Processes: Ozonation and Fenton Processes Applied to the Removal of Pharmaceuticals. In Handbook of Environmental Chemistry (Vol. 66, pp. 119–142). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/698_2017_166

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