The reactivity and pathway of Fenton reactions driven by hydroxybenzoic acids: the effect of hydroxylation

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The reactivity and pathway of Fenton reactions driven by hydroxybenzoic acids: the effect of hydroxylation

Abstract: Hydroxybenzoic acids could act as a cocatalyst, enhancing the Fenton oxidation.

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