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Husein, 2019 - Google Patents

Facile one-pot synthesis of porous N-doped graphene based NiO composite for parabens removal from wastewater and its reusability

Husein, 2019

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184626123719367415
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Husein D
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Desalination and Water Treatment

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Personal care products (PCPs) have a prospective influence on human health, and their vast use may cause health effects such as breast cancer. In that perspective, current study is focused on designing a porous N-doped graphene-NiO nano-composite for adsorption of …
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