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Measuring the Maximum Arrhenius Value of H2O2 Decomposition Using Different Concentrations of FeCl3 Catalyst
This study investigates the catalytic effect of different FeCl3 concentrations on the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) by analyzing changes in the Arrhenius factor to optimize chemical reactions in significant processes such as wastewater treatment. The aim was to determine the concentra
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