Electrochemical oxidation as enhancement technique for in situ alkaline hydrolysis regarding the Groyne 42 contamination

Original language	English
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 2012

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• Experimental study of surfactants as enhancement of alkaline hydrolysis of NAPL from Høfde 42

  Muff, J. & Søgaard, E. G.

  01/03/2011 → 31/12/2013

  Project: Research

  • Dense Non-Aqueous Phase Liquid 100%
  • Organophosphorus Pesticide 100%
  • Miscibility 100%
  • Surfactant 100%
  • Condition 50%

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Muff, J. (2012). Electrochemical oxidation as enhancement technique for in situ alkaline hydrolysis regarding the Groyne 42 contamination.

Muff, Jens. / Electrochemical oxidation as enhancement technique for in situ alkaline hydrolysis regarding the Groyne 42 contamination. 2012.

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