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Influence of alkalinity and salinity on the sonochemical degradation of estrogen hormones in aqueous solutionSuri et al., 2010
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- Suri R
- Singh T
- Abburi S
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- Environmental Science & Technology
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Ultrasound assisted degradation of estrogen hormones was examined in a batch reactor using a 2 kW (20 kHz) sonication unit. The degradation of estrogens follow a pseudo first order rate kinetics, and the order of degradation is 17α-dihydroequilin> equilin> 17α-ethinyl …
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