Kangmin Chon

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44Publications
773Citation Statements Received
572Citation Statements Given
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Combination of UV absorbance and electron donating capacity to assess degradation of micropollutants and formation of bromate during ozonation of wastewater effluents

Chon
1
,
Salhi
2
,
Gunten
3
2015
Water Research
99
8
75
1
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Competitive adsorption of pharmaceuticals in lake water and wastewater effluent by pristine and NaOH-activated biochars from spent coffee wastes: Contribution of hydrophobic and π-π interactions

Shin
1
,
Kwak
2
,
Lee
3
et al. 2021
Environmental Pollution
90
2
43
0
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Single and competitive adsorptions of micropollutants using pristine and alkali-modified biochars from spent coffee grounds

Shin
1
,
Lee
2
,
Lee
3
et al. 2020
Journal of Hazardous Materials
80
3
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Quantification and characterization of dissolved organic nitrogen in wastewater effluents by electrodialysis treatment followed by size-exclusion chromatography with nitrogen detection

Chon
1
,
Lee
2
,
Traber
3
et al. 2013
Water Research
49
3
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Surface charge characterization of nanofiltration membranes by potentiometric titrations and electrophoresis: Functionality vs. zeta potential

Rho
1
,
Chon
2
,
Cho
3
2018
Desalination
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Membrane bioreactor and nanofiltration hybrid system for reclamation of municipal wastewater: Removal of nutrients, organic matter and micropollutants

Chon
1
,
Shon
2
,
Cho
3
2012
Bioresource Technology
98
3
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0
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Combined coagulation-disk filtration process as a pretreatment of ultrafiltration and reverse osmosis membrane for wastewater reclamation: An autopsy study of a pilot plant

Chon
1
,
Kim
2
,
Moon
3
et al. 2012
Water Research
90
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A review on self-sustainable microbial electrolysis cells for electro-biohydrogen production via coupling with carbon-neutral renewable energy technologies

Yang
1
,
Mohamed
2
,
Park
3
et al. 2021
Bioresource Technology
98
0
32
0
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