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A quantitative comparison between chemical dosing and electrocoagulation
Colloids and Surfaces A Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects · 2002 · Vol. 211(2-3) · pp. 233–248
P.K. Holt(University of Sydney)Geoffrey W. Barton✉(University of Sydney)Mary Wark(University of Sydney)Cynthia Mitchell(University of Technology Sydney)
Advanced oxidation water treatmentMembrane Separation TechnologiesMembrane-based Ion Separation TechniquesElectrocoagulationAlumTurbidityChemistryAluminium sulfateCoagulationPollutantPulp and paper industryFerricWater treatment
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