Ferrous iron oxidation by molecular oxygen under acidic conditions: The effect of citrate, EDTA and fulvic acid

2015/04/20 by Adele M. Jones, Philippa J. Griffin, T. David Waite · 10 citations
Environmental Science · Chemistry · Energy · #Advanced oxidation water treatment #Radioactive element chemistry and processing #Iron oxide chemistry and applications

paper · doi:10.1016/j.gca.2015.03.026

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• Oxidation of Nanomolar Levels of Fe(II) with Oxygen in Natural Waters

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