Chlorate induced false reduction in chemical oxygen demand (COD) based on standard dichromate method: Countermeasure and mechanism. (1st August 2022)
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- Journal Article
- Title:
- Chlorate induced false reduction in chemical oxygen demand (COD) based on standard dichromate method: Countermeasure and mechanism. (1st August 2022)
- Main Title:
- Chlorate induced false reduction in chemical oxygen demand (COD) based on standard dichromate method: Countermeasure and mechanism
- Authors:
- Xiao, Huiji
Yan, Wei
Zhao, Zekun
Tang, Yizhen
Li, Yifan
Yang, Qipeng
Luo, Siyi
Jiang, Bo - Abstract:
- Highlights: A rapid test paper and spectrophotometric methods were developed to detect ClO3 − concentration. Sulfite-based reduction method was developed to eliminate ClO3 − interference on COD test. The reaction condition was optimized for the removal of ClO3 − by sulfite. Temperature was crucial for the successful application of sulfite-based reduction method. Abstract: Deliberate addition of mildly oxidative chlorate (ClO3 − ), so-called "chemical oxygen demand (COD) remover", into wastewater in China or electrochemical production of ClO3 − from Cl − induces the false COD reduction, which would bring about false appearance of effluents meeting the COD discharge standards. In this study, an easy sulfite-based reduction method was developed for the first time to remove ClO3 − from the water samples before COD determination to eliminate this interference of ClO3 − . In this reaction system, keeping the reaction temperature of sulfite reducing ClO3 − at 60 ° C was crucial for fast ClO3 − removal rate, fixed molar [sulfite]ini /[chlorate]ini ratio value and the synchronous exhaustion of sulfite and ClO3 −, which were of great significance for the real application of this improved COD determination method. The ClO3 − interference on COD determination could be successfully eliminated after 20 min reduction of ClO3 − by sulfite at pHini 4.0∼6.0 with the molar [sulfite]ini /[chlorate]ini ratio value in the range of 5∼6 when concentration of ClO3 − was below 5 mM. Despite of theHighlights: A rapid test paper and spectrophotometric methods were developed to detect ClO3 − concentration. Sulfite-based reduction method was developed to eliminate ClO3 − interference on COD test. The reaction condition was optimized for the removal of ClO3 − by sulfite. Temperature was crucial for the successful application of sulfite-based reduction method. Abstract: Deliberate addition of mildly oxidative chlorate (ClO3 − ), so-called "chemical oxygen demand (COD) remover", into wastewater in China or electrochemical production of ClO3 − from Cl − induces the false COD reduction, which would bring about false appearance of effluents meeting the COD discharge standards. In this study, an easy sulfite-based reduction method was developed for the first time to remove ClO3 − from the water samples before COD determination to eliminate this interference of ClO3 − . In this reaction system, keeping the reaction temperature of sulfite reducing ClO3 − at 60 ° C was crucial for fast ClO3 − removal rate, fixed molar [sulfite]ini /[chlorate]ini ratio value and the synchronous exhaustion of sulfite and ClO3 −, which were of great significance for the real application of this improved COD determination method. The ClO3 − interference on COD determination could be successfully eliminated after 20 min reduction of ClO3 − by sulfite at pHini 4.0∼6.0 with the molar [sulfite]ini /[chlorate]ini ratio value in the range of 5∼6 when concentration of ClO3 − was below 5 mM. Despite of the involvement of SO4 ·− in the sulfite reducing ClO3 − system, the degradation of organic matters by SO4 ·− could be greatly impeded due to the lessened dissolved oxygen for SO4 ·− production at high reaction temperature and the scavenging of SO4 ·− by sulfite. In this reaction system, ClO2, ClO2 − and ClO − were also generated and could be further reduced by sulfite stoichiometrically via oxygen transfer process with Cl − as the final product. In general, this study pioneered an effective, fast and convenient method for COD determination of the ClO3 − -laden wastewaters and evaluating the real electrochemical wastewater treatment performance in terms of COD removal. Graphical abstract: Image, graphical abstract … (more)
- Is Part Of:
- Water research. Volume 221(2022)
- Journal:
- Water research
- Issue:
- Volume 221(2022)
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- Volume 221, Issue 2022 (2022)
- Year:
- 2022
- Volume:
- 221
- Issue:
- 2022
- Issue Sort Value:
- 2022-0221-2022-0000
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- Publication Date:
- 2022-08-01
- Subjects:
- COD -- Chlorate -- COD remover -- False reduction -- Sulfite-based reduction method
Water -- Pollution -- Research -- Periodicals
363.7394 - Journal URLs:
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http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/00431354 ↗
http://www.elsevier.com/journals ↗ - DOI:
- 10.1016/j.watres.2022.118732 ↗
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- English
- ISSNs:
- 0043-1354
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