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Semi-aerobic landfill leachate treatment using carbon–minerals composite adsorbent

Halim et al., 2012

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10777052213526282203
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Halim A
Aziz H
Johari M
Ariffin K
Bashir M
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Environmental Engineering Science

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Inorganic and organic pollutants continue to pose major problems in receiving water bodies. To overcome such problems, a new composite adsorbent material combining excellent properties of activated carbon, zeolite, and low cost adsorbents, that is, limestone and rice …
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