Removal of Organic Micropollutants from Water by Using Cold Atmospheric Plasma
Amit Kumar (ESR4) presents his research topic to remove organic micropollutants using cold atmospheric plasma jet under the NOWELTIES ITN project....
Amit Kumar (ESR4) presents his research topic to remove organic micropollutants using cold atmospheric plasma jet under the NOWELTIES ITN project....
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