3D macroporous boron-doped diamond electrode with interconnected liquid flow channels: A high-efficiency electrochemical degradation of RB-19 dye wastewater under low current

Volume: 245, Pages: 420 - 427
Published: May 1, 2019
Abstract
Boron-doped diamond (BDD) has proved to be an ideal anode material for the electrolysis of organic sewage. However, the existing two dimensional BDD electrodes with small active area and low mass transfer rates, limit their further improvement in degradation efficiency. In this paper, a novel three dimensional macroporous BDD (3D-BDD) foam electrode with a structure of evenly distributed pores and interconnected networks in which wastewater can...
Paper Details
Title
3D macroporous boron-doped diamond electrode with interconnected liquid flow channels: A high-efficiency electrochemical degradation of RB-19 dye wastewater under low current
Published Date
May 1, 2019
Volume
245
Pages
420 - 427
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