chemical oxygen demand monitoring Articles
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What is COD in water?
Chemical oxygen demand (COD) is a chemical method to measure the amount of reducing substances that need to be oxidized in a water sample. Oxygen equivalent of substances (usually organic) that can be oxidized by strong oxidants in wastewater, wastewater treatment plant effluent and contaminated water. In the study of river pollution and industrial wastewater properties and the operation and ...
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Removal of Yellow ME 7 GL from industrial effluent using electrochemical and adsorption techniques
Attempts have been made to remove toxic dye Yellow ME7GL using electrochemical and adsorption techniques. Both techniques are capable of reducing toxicity and producing clean water for reuse. The electrochemical removal is carried out at platinum electrode and cyclic voltammograms of the dye solutions have been recorded at different pH, concentrations, scan rates, etc. The adsorption of the dye ...
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Use of multivariate calibration models based on UV-Vis spectra for seawater quality monitoring in Tianjin Bohai Bay, China
A series of ultraviolet-visible (UV-Vis) spectra from seawater samples collected from sites along the coastline of Tianjin Bohai Bay in China were subjected to multivariate partial least squares (PLS) regression analysis. Calibration models were developed for monitoring chemical oxygen demand (COD) and concentrations of total organic carbon (TOC). Three different PLS models were developed using ...
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