Proceso de oxidación avanzada H2O2/UV combinado con digestión anaerobia para remoción de compuestos organoclorados presentes en efluentes de papel y celulosa kraft
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efluentes de blanqueamiento, materia orgánica recalcitrante, AOX, razón de biodegradabilidad, procesos de oxidación avanzadaResumen
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