Removal of diclofenac from aqueous media by UV/TiO2 process in a fixed-bed batch photoreactor: Optimization by response surface methodology

2025/10/14 by Rahimpour-Javid, Aysan
#Central composite design #Diclofenac #Fixed-bed batch photoreactor #Response surface methodology #UV/TiO2

paper · doi:10.82460/jepsud.2024.1203985

Abstract

Environmental Pollutions and Sustainable Urban Development,1(4),59

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