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Taking Advantage of a Corrosion Problem To Solve a Pollution Problem.

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Title: Taking Advantage of a Corrosion Problem To Solve a Pollution Problem.
Authors: Palomar-Ramírez, Carlos F.1, Bazán-Martinez, José A.1, Palomar-Pardavé, Manuel E.2, Romero-Romo, Mario A.2, Ramírez-Silva, Maria Teresa3
Source: Journal of Chemical Education. Aug2011, Vol. 88 Issue 8, p1109-1111. 3p.
Subject Terms: *Physical sciences, *Wastewater treatment, *Sewage purification, Physical & theoretical chemistry, Properties of matter
Abstract: The article discusses the aspects of simple chemistry which is used to present how ions, formed during iron corrosion in acid aqueous solution can lessen toxic species creating soluble and ions. It states that the ions can be precipitated through the neutralization of the solution. Moreover, it notes that the procedure offers a treatment for industrial wastewaters commonly detected in plating industries.
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Abstract:The article discusses the aspects of simple chemistry which is used to present how ions, formed during iron corrosion in acid aqueous solution can lessen toxic species creating soluble and ions. It states that the ions can be precipitated through the neutralization of the solution. Moreover, it notes that the procedure offers a treatment for industrial wastewaters commonly detected in plating industries.
ISSN:00219584
DOI:10.1021/ed9000365