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Cape Gooseberry Husk for the Removal of CECs from Wastewater: A Biosorption Study
Food and beverage industries produce large amounts of fruit wastes that are normally discarded every year. Meanwhile, these industries along with the pharmaceutical industries discharge wastewater effluents that are loaded with contaminants of emerging concern (CECs). Recent research is directed tow...
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2021
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