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  • 1. Catalytic wet air oxidation of coke-plant wastewater on ruthenium-based eggshell catalysts in a bubbling bed reactor.
    Yang M, Sun Y, Xu AH, Lu XY, Du HZ, Sun CL, Li C.
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