Evaluación de productos probables de la reducción electroquímica de Disperse Orange 37 colorante a través del Modelado Molecular
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Disperse Orange 37., Modelado Molecular, Infrarrojos, Desplazamientos químicos de la RMN, Degradación electroquímicaResumen
En este trabajo, se aplicó Modelado Molecular para proponer los productos probables de la reducción electroquímica del colorante Disperse Orange 37 en medio ácido. También se obtuvieron los espectros infrarrojos y los desplazamientos químicos de la Resonancia Magnética Nuclear de 1H y 13C para los productos propuestos. La toxicidad y el carácter mutagénico y carcinogénico del colorante y los productos propuestos para su reducción electroquímica en medio ácido se predijeron en silico. Estos parámetros indican que una posible ruta para reducir la degradación de esta especie de contaminante a partir de efluentes industriales generará más productos tóxicos.
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