Detoxification of Chlorinated Aromatics Adsorbed on Fly Ash under Microwave Irradiation

Takamasa KISHIMA; Tsuyoshi KOIZUMI; Yoshio IIO; Sumio TUJII; Yuji WADA; Tetsushi YAMAMOTO; Hengbo YIN; Takayuki KITAMURA; Shozo YANAGIDA

Detoxification of Chlorinated Aromatics Adsorbed on Fly Ash under Microwave Irradiation

Takamasa KISHIMA, Tsuyoshi KOIZUMI, Yoshio IIO, Sumio TUJII, Yuji WADA, Tetsushi YAMAMOTO, Hengbo YIN, Takayuki KITAMURA, Shozo YANAGIDA

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We succeeded in detoxification of hexachloro-benzene adsorbed on artificially produced fly ash in air by irradiating microwave (2.45 GHz) in the presence of activated carbon powder. Hexachlorobenzene was decomposed by 50-90% at 200-300 by MW irradiation of 1-1.5 min when the ash contained activated carbon by 12 wt% and water by 10 wt%. Chlorinated benzene derivatives are dechlorinated through substitution of chloride anion with hydroxylation produced by basic CaO in the co-presence of activated carbon effectively heated by MW. This method using microwave irradiation enables us to treat the contaminated fly ash in a shorter time and decompose hexachlorobenzene more efficiently than the conventional heating.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E86-C No.12 pp.2474-2478

Publication Date: 2003/12/01

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Takamasa KISHIMA, Tsuyoshi KOIZUMI, Yoshio IIO, Sumio TUJII, Yuji WADA, Tetsushi YAMAMOTO, Hengbo YIN, Takayuki KITAMURA, Shozo YANAGIDA, "Detoxification of Chlorinated Aromatics Adsorbed on Fly Ash under Microwave Irradiation" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics, vol. E86-C, no. 12, pp. 2474-2478, December 2003, doi: .
Abstract: We succeeded in detoxification of hexachloro-benzene adsorbed on artificially produced fly ash in air by irradiating microwave (2.45 GHz) in the presence of activated carbon powder. Hexachlorobenzene was decomposed by 50-90% at 200-300 by MW irradiation of 1-1.5 min when the ash contained activated carbon by 12 wt% and water by 10 wt%. Chlorinated benzene derivatives are dechlorinated through substitution of chloride anion with hydroxylation produced by basic CaO in the co-presence of activated carbon effectively heated by MW. This method using microwave irradiation enables us to treat the contaminated fly ash in a shorter time and decompose hexachlorobenzene more efficiently than the conventional heating.
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