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Senhao Lu

5PUBLICATIONS

7CO-AUTHORS

Groundwater quality processes and contaminated land assessmentColloid and surface chemistryWastewater treatment processesFree radical chemistry

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|Jun 27, 2025

Efficient Production of HO<sup>•</sup> and <sup>3</sup>DOM* via Far-UVC Photolysis of Dissolved Organic Matter in Water.

Senhao Lu, Ran Yin, Chii Shang

|Dec 18, 2024

Modeling ClO<sub>2</sub>-NOM Reactions for Predicting Byproduct Formation and Micropollutant Degradation in Surface Water.

Jiadong Peng, Senhao Lu, Chii Shang

|Nov 06, 2024

Reactive Nitrogen Species Generated from Far-UVC Photolysis of Nitrate Contribute to Pesticide Degradation and Nitrogenous Byproduct Formation.

Ran Yin, Phuong Uyen Dao, Jing Zhao

|May 14, 2024

Dissolved Organic Matter-Mediated Photosensitized Activation of Monochloramine for Micropollutant Abatement in Wastewater Effluent.

Senhao Lu, Jiadong Peng, Chii Shang

|Dec 13, 2022

Dominant Dissolved Oxygen-Independent Pathway to Form Hydroxyl Radicals and the Generation of Reactive Chlorine and Nitrogen Species in Breakpoint Chlorination.

Senhao Lu, Chii Shang, Bo Sun

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Ran Yin

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Jiadong Peng

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Bo Sun

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Yingying Xiang

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Hongqiang Ren

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Paul Westerhoff

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Jiadong Peng

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