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dechlorination

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dechlorination [dē‚klȯr·ə′nā·shən]
(chemistry)
Removal of chlorine from a substance.
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Various technologies have been explored for dechlorination of TCE, including bioremediation [1], thermal treatment [2], and permeable reactive barriers [3].
Dechlorination of Trichloroethylene in Groundwater by Nanoscale ... by Tielong, Li; Shujing, Li; Yongchao, Li; Zhaohui, Jin / Journal of Water Resource and Protection (JWARP)
Chlorinated hydrocarbons [chlorinated oil postulated by Spauchus (1963)] undergo a dechlorination reaction with the iron surface and water causing iron surface to undergo corrosive oxidation promoting copper plating by dissolved copper species.
Determine the mechanism for copper plating and methods for Its ... by Kauffman, Robert E. / ASHRAE Transactions
Anaerobic dechlorination using a fluidized-bed GAC reactor.
The influence of immobilized biomass and particle size on the fluid ... by Freire, Flavio Bentes; Pires, Eduardo Cleto; Freire, Jose Teixeira / Acta Scientiarum Technology (UEM)
 
 
 
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