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The characteristics and performance of sustainable-releasing compound carbon source material applied on groundwater nitrate in-situ remediation

Zhang et al., 2018

Document ID
3312158361659383467
Author
Zhang W
Ruan X
Bai Y
Yin L
Publication year
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Chemosphere

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Recently, reductant and carbon source were frequently used in groundwater nitrate remediation worldwide. Agricultural waste as a promising organic carbon source, has been paid much attention but the problem of sustainability, bioavailability and secondary pollution …
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