The fate of dissolved organic matter (DOM) during bank filtration under different environmental conditions

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The fate of dissolved organic matter (DOM) during bank filtration under different

environmental conditions

Batch and column studies

Abdelrady, Ahmed; Sharma, Saroj; Sefelnasr, Ahmed; Kennedy, Maria

DOI

10.3390/w10121730

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2018

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Abdelrady, A., Sharma, S., Sefelnasr, A., & Kennedy, M. (2018). The fate of dissolved organic matter

(DOM) during bank filtration under different environmental conditions: Batch and column studies. Water

(Switzerland), 10(12), [1730]. https://doi.org/10.3390/w10121730

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