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Mercury Removal from Exhausted Fluorescent Lamps: I) The ultimate Oxidative Processes
Mercury Removal from Exhausted Fluorescent Lamps: I) The ultimate Oxidative Processes
Mercury Removal from Exhausted Fluorescent Lamps: I) The ultimate Oxidative Processes
Sobral, L. G. S. (author) / Santos, R. L. C. (author) / Costa, B. R. S. (author) / Paiva, F. J. V. (author) / Horvat, M. / Ogrinc, N. / Faganeli, J. / Kotnik, J.
2004-01-01
5 pages
Article (Journal)
English
DDC:
669
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