Electrocatalytic dehydrochlorination of pentachlorophenol to phenol or cyclohexanol

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Researchers from the Universite' de Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada carried out an electrocatalytic hydrogenolysis experiment on pentachlorophenol in an aqueous solution and on palladium or rhodium particles on alumina.

Canada, University of Sherbrooke

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Kinetics and mechanism of pentachlorophenol degradation by sonication, ozonation, and sonolytic ozonation

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Researchers from the California Institute of Technology investigated the decomposition of pentachlorophenol (PCP) by through the use of sonification in order to learn how the compound react to different frequencies.

California Institute of Technology

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Dechlorination of pentachlorophenol by zero valent iron and modified zero valent irons

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Researchers from the Texas A&M University investigated the the disappearance of pentachlorophenol from aqueous solutions in contact with zero valent metals (ZVM) and suggested that it may be due to both dechlorination reactions or sorption to ZVM-related surfaces.

Texas A&M University

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