Enhanced degradation of benzene by percarbonate activated with Fe(II)-glutamate complex

Xiaori Fu; Xiaogang Gu; Shuguang Lu; Zhouwei Miao; Minhui Xu; Xiang Zhang; Muhammad Danish; Hang Cui; Usman Farooq; Zhaofu Qiu; Qian Sui

doi:10.1007/s11356-015-5908-2

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Enhanced degradation of benzene by percarbonate activated with Fe(II)-glutamate complex

Xiaori Fu Xiaogang Gu Shuguang Lu Zhouwei Miao Minhui Xu Xiang Zhang Muhammad Danish Hang Cui Usman Farooq Zhaofu Qiu Qian Sui

Year: 2015 Journal: Environmental Science and Pollution Research Vol: 23 (7)Pages: 6758-6766 Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media

DOI: 10.1007/s11356-015-5908-2

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Benzene Degradation (telecommunications) Chemistry Ecotoxicology Glutamate receptor Environmental chemistry Biochemistry Organic chemistry

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