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Efficiency of ozone microbubbles for ammonia removal from mine effluents

Ryskie et al., 2020

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4314260687092135879
Author
Ryskie S
Gonzalez-Merchan C
Neculita C
Genty T
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Minerals Engineering

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Several physical, chemical, and biological technologies efficiently treat ammonia nitrogen (NH 3-N). However, cold temperatures and mixes of contaminants limit NH 3-N removal efficiency. This study evaluated the ozone microbubbles efficiency for NH 3-N removal from …
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