Recycled mesoporous magnetic composites with high surface area derived from plastic and de-oiled sludge wastes: An empirical comparison on their competitive performance for toxic Cr (VI) removal

Shenoy, P.N. Nirenjan; N, Arjun; Kumar, P. Senthil; hari, Az; Nithya, K.; Sathish, P.

doi:10.1016/j.chemosphere.2021.133375

Chemosphere

2022

DOI: 10.1016/j.chemosphere.2021.133375

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Recycled mesoporous magnetic composites with high surface area derived from plastic and de-oiled sludge wastes: An empirical comparison on their competitive performance for toxic Cr (VI) removal

P.N. Nirenjan Shenoy

Arjun N

P. Senthil Kumar

et al.

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Recycled mesoporous magnetic composites with high surface area derived from plastic and de-oiled sludge wastes: An empirical comparison on their competitive performance for toxic Cr (VI) removal

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