Disposal of polychlorobiphenyls (PCBs) is a current problem still far from a really satisfactory solution. Because of the wide use and the chemical inactivity, the PCB amount to be treated is considerably large. In this paper, the setting-up of a methodical catalytic pyrolysis of polychlorinated compounds is proposed, The monitoring of the final decomposition products by analytical techniques, such as GC and coupled TG-FTIR, allowed to optimize the reaction temperature: the encouraging results, the lower operative temperatures with respect to previous systems and the favourable prospects regarding the environmental impact make this methodology open to practical applications at a relative low cost.
Monitoring of radical thermocatalyzed breakdown of polychlorinated compounds / Bacaloni, Alessandro; Benvenuti, F.; Curini, Roberta; Gentili, Alessandra; Materazzi, Stefano. - In: ANALUSIS. - ISSN 0365-4877. - STAMPA. - 28:(2000), pp. 228-232. [10.1051/analusis:2000114]
Monitoring of radical thermocatalyzed breakdown of polychlorinated compounds
BACALONI, Alessandro;CURINI, Roberta;GENTILI, Alessandra;MATERAZZI, Stefano
2000
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Disposal of polychlorobiphenyls (PCBs) is a current problem still far from a really satisfactory solution. Because of the wide use and the chemical inactivity, the PCB amount to be treated is considerably large. In this paper, the setting-up of a methodical catalytic pyrolysis of polychlorinated compounds is proposed, The monitoring of the final decomposition products by analytical techniques, such as GC and coupled TG-FTIR, allowed to optimize the reaction temperature: the encouraging results, the lower operative temperatures with respect to previous systems and the favourable prospects regarding the environmental impact make this methodology open to practical applications at a relative low cost.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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