Studies on the removal of Lissamine Green B from clays and soil in comparison with contemporary approaches.
Dean F Martin, Neel Nabar
Index: J. Environ. Sci. Health. A. Tox. Hazard. Subst. Environ. Eng. 47(2) , 260-6, (2012)
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Abstract
A combination of Fenton's reagent with electrochemistry has been demonstrated to be a efficient method for removing a dye (Lissamine Green B) from clays (kaolin, montmorillonite) and soil. The two-step approach described here involved quantitative extraction with hot water, followed by quantitative removal of the Lissamine Green dye by column chromatography using Octolig®. The advantage of this procedure is success without the need for Fenton reagents or electricity. A disadvantage is the process would not work with polycyclic hydrocarbons such as phenanthrene, though the electro-Fenton degradation does.
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