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Arsenic removal from groundwater by Fe-Mn oxidation and microfiltration

Caniyilmaz, 2006

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Caniyilmaz S
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Although arsenic has been classified as human carcinogen and its acute toxicity has long been known, the long term health effects of trace arsenic levels have only recently been realized. The maximum contaminant level (MCL) for arsenic in drinking water was …
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