The Fe3O4-formation by the ‘Ferrite Process’: Oxidation of the reactive Fe(OH)2 suspension induced by sucrose

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DOI: 10.1016/0043-1354(79)90250-1

The Fe3O4-formation by the ‘Ferrite Process’: Oxidation of the reactive Fe(OH)2 suspension induced by sucrose

Published 1979 · Y. Tamaura, Gyong Sun Chyo, T. Katsura

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The Ferrrite Process effectively forms small iron oxide particles in wastewater treatment by aerial oxidation of Fe(OH)2 suspension in the presence of sucrose, improving treatment efficiency.

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