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Nitrate removal by combining chemical and biostimulation approaches using micro-zero valent iron and lactic acid

Puigserver Cuerda et al., 2022

Document ID
8067948823926536057
Author
Puigserver Cuerda D
Herrero Ferran J
Carmona Pérez J
Publication year
Publication venue
Science of the Total Environment, 2022, vol. 843, num. 156841, p. 1-12

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The occurrence of nitrate is the most significant type of pollution affecting groundwater globally, being a major contributor to the poor condition of water bodies. This pollution is related to livestock-agricultural and urban activities, and the nitrate presence in drinking …
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