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Publications by Éva Ujaczki
Enhancement of Bauxite Residue as a Low-Cost Adsorbent for Phosphorus in Aqueous Solution, Using Seawater and Gypsum Treatments
Journal of Cleaner Production
Industrial
Environmental Science
Renewable Energy
Manufacturing Engineering
Strategy
Sustainability
Management
the Environment
Microcosm Incubation Study for Monitoring the Mid-Term Effects of Different Biochars on Acidic Sandy Soil Applying a Multiparameter Approach
Process Safety and Environmental Protection: Transactions of the Institution of Chemical Engineers, Part B
Risk
Quality
Environmental Chemistry
Reliability
Safety
Chemical Engineering
Environmental Engineering
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