Inactivation ofAscariseggs in Water Using Sequential Solar Driven Photo-Fenton and Free Chlorine

Journal of Water and Health- United Kingdom

doi 10.2166/wh.2011.034

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Waste Management

Infectious Diseases

Occupational Health

Date

October 24, 2011

Authors

Erick R. Bandala

Liliana González

Jose Luis Sanchez-Salas

Jordana H. Castillo

Publisher

IWA Publishing

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