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Enhancing Nitrate Removal with Industrial Wine Residue: Insights from Laboratory Batch and Column Experiments using Chemical, Isotopic, and Numerical Modeling …

Causapé et al., 2023

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9608018658427561301
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Causapé J
Abu A
Carrey Labarta R
Navarro Ciurana D
Margalef Marti R
Soler i Gil A
Otero Pérez N
Domènech Ortí C
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Water Resources Research, 2023, vol. 60, num. 5

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Agricultural run-off exposes recipient water bodies to nitrate (NO3−) pollution. Biological denitrification is a suitable method for removing NO3− in water resources that can be induced by the use of industrial organic liquid waste as an electron donor source. In light of …
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