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Procesos avanzados de oxidación como una alternativa para la eliminación de contaminantes

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dc.description.abstractLa contaminación generada por el desarrollo tecnológico es un problema actual, que ocasiona el deterioro de fuentes hídricas, smog fotoquímico, detrimento de la fauna y la flora, aumento de los efectos nocivos sobre la salud humana, entre otros. Colombia y específicamente el Valle de Aburrá no están aisladas de esta problemática, por lo que la implementación de soluciones prácticas y económicas, como las tecnologías limpias, permiten disminuir el problema de contaminación, sin tener que detener el desarrollo industrial. Las tecnologías avanzadas de oxidación (TAO) son tecnologías limpias y viables como alternativas o complementos a las técnicas convencionales de tratamiento, ya que pueden oxidar gran cantidad de compuestos. La base de las TAO es la generación de radicales hidroxilos (HO*), los cuales tienen la capacidad de eliminar una gran cantidad de moléculas orgánicas e inorgánicas. Adicionalmente, las TAO pueden utilizar la radiación UV aportada por el sol, siendo Colombia un país privilegiado por sus altos niveles de radiación solar. Dentro de las TAO se encuentra la fotocatálisis heterogénea (FH), que permite el tratamiento eficiente de contaminantes acuosos y gaseosos, gracias a su comportamiento no selectivo, lo que facilita su utilización en el tratamiento de diferentes tipos de contaminantes. El dióxido de titanio (TiO2) es el semiconductor más utilizado en la FH. Esto se debe a su alta estabilidad, actividad fotocatalítica, capacidad para la oxidación avanzada y bajo costo.spa
dc.description.tableofcontents1.Procesos avanzados de oxidación como una alternativa para la eliminación de contaminantes.117 P.spa
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dc.subject.proposalFotocatálisis heterogéneaspa
dc.subject.proposalRadiaciónspa
dc.subject.proposalDióxido de titaniospa
dc.subject.proposalDegradación de contaminantesspa
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