3. Industrial implementation

3.1 Methodology

When it comes to treating organic pollutants in low concentrations $(DCO < 1 g_{O_{2}} {.L}^{- 1})$ , limitations due to material transport are an important parameter to take into account when scaling up, even if they are less critical than in organic synthesis-type applications. Thus, the traditional approach to setting up an electrochemical oxidation process is to study the oxidation kinetics of pollutants on a laboratory scale,...

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