what is Fenton, s reagent
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It is solution of H2O2 with ferrous iron as catalyst . It can be used to destroy organic compounds such as trichloroethylene & tetrachloroethylene.
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Explanation :-
The Fenton's reagent is a mixture of hydrogen peroxide and ferrous salt, which leads to formation of hydroxyl radicals , according to Eqs. Actually , some metals have a strong catalytic power to generate highly reactive hydroxyl radicals (OH) . since , this discovery the iron catalyzed hydrogen peroxide has been called Fenton's reagent. Nowadays , this reagent is used for to treat a large variety of water pollution such as phenols , BTEX etc
Reactions :-
Fe^2+ + H2O2 --------> Fe^3+ + OH + OH^-
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Explanation :-
The Fenton's reagent is a mixture of hydrogen peroxide and ferrous salt, which leads to formation of hydroxyl radicals , according to Eqs. Actually , some metals have a strong catalytic power to generate highly reactive hydroxyl radicals (OH) . since , this discovery the iron catalyzed hydrogen peroxide has been called Fenton's reagent. Nowadays , this reagent is used for to treat a large variety of water pollution such as phenols , BTEX etc
Reactions :-
Fe^2+ + H2O2 --------> Fe^3+ + OH + OH^-
...i hope it helps you
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