Degree in Industrial Engineering from the School of Chemical Engineering of Lorena (2002), MA (2005) and doctorate (2009) in Chemical Engineering from Universidade Federal de São Carlos in the area of Chemical Reactors with emphasis on Heterogeneous Catalysis. As a Graduate student studied the preparation of catalysts AuNi and Pt applied to Steam Reforming and Partial Oxidation of Methane. Specialized in the acquisition and data processing EXAFS collaborating with various projects. Served as Fellow CNPq RHAE Set-5b and stock PNPD at company, especially in researching topics on oxide ceramic as humidity sensor and gases. This company continued with the proposed acquisition of EXAFS data for ceramic oxides. Actually is currently Doctor Assistent Professor in the Chemistry Department of Unesp campus Bauru. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The need to degrade effluents containing dyes becomes essential because of the toxic properties of these residues and the care that must be taken with the water resources available for human consumption. In this sense, advanced oxidative processes emerge as a possible treatment considering that waste is destroyed and could generate simpler compounds such as CO2 and H2. Therefore, this pro…
The removal of dyes from liquid effluents from industrialists using these types of chemical compounds is essential before dumping waste into water bodies, or before proceeding to sewage treatment plants. This is because dyes reduce the water's reoxygenation capacity, hinder the passage of sunlight, in addition to being carcinogenic. The removal of dyes can be done by the photo-Fenton and …
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