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Publications by Urszula Filipkowska
The Use of Aminated Cotton Fibers as an Unconventional Sorbent to Remove Anionic Dyes From Aqueous Solutions
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Polymers
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The Use of Non-Conventional Sorbents for Removal of Basic Violet 10 From Aqueous Solutions
Inżynieria Ekologiczna
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