Ismael F. Mena

Assistant professor

King Juan Carlos University

Spain

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Ismael F. Mena is an Assistant Professor at King Juan Carlos University in Spain. His research focuses on electrochemical processes for environmental remediation, including the electrosynthesis of hydrogen peroxide, the treatment of wastewater, and the remediation of contaminated soils. Recent publications highlight advancements in the integration of electrochemical reactors and the production of oxidants for various applications in environmental science.

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Articles (10)

Intensifying paired hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) electrosynthesis: Influence of electrolyte composition and light irradiation

Intensification of peroxone production through the paired generation of hydrogen peroxide and ozone in a continuous flow electrochemical reactor

Treatment of effluent from municipal wastewater treatment plants using electrochemically produced Caro's acid

Treatment of Organics in Wastewater Using Electrogenerated Gaseous Oxidants

Integration of a 3D-printed electrochemical reactor with a tubular membrane photoreactor to promote sulfate-based advanced oxidation processes

Remediation of soils contaminated with methomyl using electrochemically produced gaseous oxidants

Towards scaling up of the electrochemical production of Caro's acid: Electrode size and/or stacking?

Biochar from grape pomace, a waste of vitivinicultural origin, is effective for root-knot nematode control

Electrochemical generation of chlorine dioxide for use in environmental remediation

Electrochemical generation of ozone for application in environmental remediation

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José Benito Quintana

Ibraheem Yousef

Manuel A. Rodrigo

Elena Diaz

Oscar Gomez-Torres

rosario rodil

Luis Eduardo Hernandez

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