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November 7th, 2006
Study: Climate Change Shows Dramatic Impact On Water Disinfection
Abstract:
A special part about nanotechnology and molecular technology is added in the study for the first time. The molecular featured processes represent the developing trend of water disinfection/purification because of their efficiency, preciseness and high performance-price ratio.
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Water Online
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