Effect of Bicarbonate Alkalinity on Performance of Advanced Oxidation Processes

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Evaluates the dominance of carbonate radical anion (CAB) versus the hydroxyl radical in the application of advanced oxidation processes (AOP) to waters high in carbonate/bicarbonate alkalinity. Provides a better understanding of the effect of CAB on specific organics and oxidation by-products, promoting optimal use of AOP for maximum treatment efficiencies. Published in 1998.

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07/01/1998

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Effect of Bicarbonate Alkalinity on Performance of Advanced Oxidation Processes

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Evaluation of Membrane Technologies for Removal of Atrazine and Other SOCs

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