Degradation and Ecotoxicity Reduction of Reactive Dye by Using Advanced Oxidation Process |
Seo, Kyung Ae
(Yeongsan River Environment Research Center)
Park, Jae Hong (Water Pollution Load Management Research Division, National Institute of Environmental Research) Jung, Soo Jung (Yeongsan River Environment Research Center) Lim, Byung Jin (Yeongsan River Environment Research Center) |
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