A low cost carbon-felt material was employed as an air-diffusion cathode for the generation of H2O2 from O2 reduction in acidic aqueous medium.
The carbon felt electrode performed technically and economically better than other carbonaceous materials in O2-saturated solutions.
An electro- and photo-electro-Fenton based reactor was constructed for the degradation of malachite green dye.
The carbon felt cathode progressively lost performance due to the gradual deposition of Fe species, however this deposition was reversible.