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Pluer, William T., author. (orcid)0000-0003-3606-4201
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, instantaneous removal rate was orders of magnitude higher than previously reported. This work confirms that
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Leite Lobo, Fernanda, author.
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In this work, I investigated the development and deployment of energy management systems to improve
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Solis, Francisco, Jr., author.
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inhibitors work better at higher pH, since at low pH the water is more corrosive.
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Buerck, Adaline M., author.
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efficient method of arsenic removal for use in developing areas. Specifically, the work focused on modifying
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Kucuk, Seyma, author.
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the most cost-effective remediation technologies that can remove emulsified oil. The present work is
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Idowu, Ifeolu M., author.
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carbonization process conditions influence primary and secondary nutrient fate. Results from this work indicate
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Nedbor-Gross, Robert, author.
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This work demonstrates that using thresholds of acceptable error and bias to evaluate
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Wurtzler, Elizabeth M., author.
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microorganisms within a mixed population. The proteinaceous SMS photodisinfection system proposed in this work
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Melone, Michelle Ann, author.
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Service Training Center. The results suggest that further work testing the bio-separator at a larger scale
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Gander, Michelle, author.
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The present work aims to assess the feasibility of using an ostensibly low-cost polypropylene (PP
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Fisher, Colby K., author.
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limited observations. Chapter 3 builds upon this work, applying the spatiotemporal interpolation method in
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Krage, Christopher Phillip, author.
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to low plasticity soils, due in part to in changes in soil compressibility. A work-based approach is





