(PDF) Wastewater Denitrification Using Methanol as a

Wastewater Denitrification Using Methanol as a Hydrogen Donor Separated by a Silicon Rubber Membrane.

Japanese Journal of Water Treatment Biology

doi 10.2521/jswtb.32.191

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January 1, 1996

Authors

TOSHIKO HASHIMOTO

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Japanese Society of Water Treatment Biology

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