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Analytical studies on the oxidative degradation of the reactive textile dye Uniblue A
McCallum, Jeremy E. B.,Madison, Stephen A.,Alkan, Sibel,Depinto, Richard L.,Rojas Wahl, Roy U.
, p. 5157 - 5164 (2000)
Oxidative degradation process of organic materials in wastewater is an area of significant current interest. In the case of commercial textile dyes, little is known about the structures of the actual products that can form once a dye has been submitted to oxidative conditions. Here, a product analysis approach was applied to identify some of the major early degradation products of Uniblue A (UBA) when reacted with peroxydisulfate (PDS). UBA is the vinyl sulfone form and major wastewater constituent of the commercial anthraquinone textile dye C.I. Reactive Blue 19. Using NMR, LC-MS, and Raman, four reaction products could be identified, and possible reaction pathways are discussed.Oxidative degradation process of organic materials in wastewater is an area of significant current interest. In the case of commercial textile dyes, little is known about the structures of the actual products that can form once a dye has been submitted to oxidative conditions. Here, a product analysis approach was applied to identify some of the major early degradation products of Uniblue A (UBA) when reacted with peroxydisulfate (PDS). UBA is the vinyl sulfone form and major wastewater constituent of the commercial anthraquinone textile dye C.I. Reactive Blue 19. Using NMR, LC-MS, and Raman, four reaction products could be identified, and possible reaction pathways are discussed.
ORGANIC ELECTROLYTE COMPOUNDS FOR REDOX-FLOW BATTERIES
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Paragraph 0103, (2018/04/13)
The present invention relates to redox electrolyte compounds. The present invention further relates to a redox-flow battery wherein one of the catholyte and the anolyte, or both, has the redox electrolyte compound of the invention. The present invention further relates to the method of controlling the redox-flow battery and its use for energy storage.