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Chemical engineering journal, v.236, 2014년, pp.348 - 368
Jiang, B. , Zheng, J. , Qiu, S. , Wu, M. , Zhang, Q. , Yan, Z. , Xue, Q.
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As wastewater remediation becomes a global concern, the development of innovative advanced oxidation processes for wastewater treatment is still a major challenge. With regard to its fast removal rate and environmental compatibility, plasma technology is considered as a promising remediation technol...
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