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Decomposition of dissolved organic contaminants by combining a boron-doped diamond electrode, zero-valent iron and ultraviolet radiation

Sedlazeck et al., 2019

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Sedlazeck K
Vollprecht D
Müller P
Mischitz R
Gill J
Trois W
Maunz I
Frate R
Mann O
Wruss K
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This study presents the results of a research project dealing with the degradation of dissolved tetrachloroethene, MTBE and clopyralid by using a boron-doped diamond electrode, zero-valent iron in a fluidized bed reactor and ultraviolet radiation. These …
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