◼ The electrochemical oxidation reaction of organic matter occurs at the interface between the electrode and solution. The choice of electrode anode material directly impacts the efficiency and selectivity of the organic mineralization process. Consequently, the development of anode materials that can economically and efficiently degrade organic wastewater has been a significant area of research in the field of electrochemical oxidation and wastewater treatment.
◼The chart below clearly demonstrates that the boron-doped diamond/BDD electrode possesses an exceptionally high oxygen evolution potential and the widest electrochemical window. These characteristics make bdd electrode an ideal choice as an anode material for the effective electrochemical oxidation treatment of refractory biodegradable organic wastewater.