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用颗粒状活性炭灭来自UV/H的残留H2O2:二碳酸盐的显著影响

Jinfeng Zeng1, Miao Zhang2, Xinxin Qin3

  • 1Jiangxi Provincial Key Laboratory of Water Ecological Conservation at Headwater Regions, Jiangxi University of Science and Technology, 1958 Ke-jia Road, Ganzhou, 341000, China; Hydrology and Water Resources Monitoring Center for Ganjiang Upstream Watershed, 8 Zhang-jia-wei Road, Ganzhou, 341000, China.

Chemosphere
|March 10, 2024
PubMed
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颗粒活性炭 (GAC) 在UV处理后有效地灭剩余的过氧化 (H2O2). 双碳酸盐通过促进GAC表面的基生成,显著增强了这一过程,提高了水处理效率.

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颗粒状活化碳是什么 颗粒状活化碳氧化 (HCO) 是一种氧化物.消火 消火 消火 消火剩余的H ((2) O ((2)) 是什么?紫外线/{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}{2O}

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