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Iron behavior in the ozonation and filtration of groundwater

Sallanko et al., 2006

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15747558456191531963
Author
Sallanko J
Lakso E
Röpelinen J
Publication year
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Ozone: Science and engineering

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In Finnish groundwater, the main substances that require treatment are iron and manganese. In addition to this, groundwaters are soft and acidic. Iron removal is usually relatively effective by oxidizing dissolved iron into an insoluble form, either by aeration or …
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