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) TOC (mgl
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-1
). Reprinted from D. Fabbri, A. Bianco Prevot and E. Pramauro, Photocatalytic degradation
of aromatic sulfonates present in industrial percolates, J. Appl. Electrochem. 35, 7-8, 815-820 with kind
permission from Springer Science
Degradation of 2,6-NdS in closed cells. Primary process (
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Figure 19.5
) TOC (mgl
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) and evolution of
(•) sulfates (mgl
-1
). Reprinted from D. Fabbri, A. Bianco Prevot and E. Pramauro, Photocatalytic degradation
of aromatic sulfonates present in industrial percolates, J. Appl. Electrochem. 35, 7-8, 815-820 with kind
permission from Springer Science
Degradation of 2,6-NdS in aerated cells. Primary process (
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Degradation of aqueous wastes containing pesticides residue
The analysis of pesticide residues in surface and underground waters is often required by the regulations and,
since the photocatalytic degradation of a great variety of pesticides present in aqueous samples was reported
in past years, the photocatalytic treatment of pesticide-containing laboratory wastes can be proposed.
