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    Romero FM, Núñez L, Gutiérrez ME, Armienta MA, Ceniceros-Gómez AE.
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  • 31. Application of ionic liquids for the removal of heavy metals from wastewater and activated sludge.
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  • 33. Use of constructed wetland for the removal of heavy metals from industrial wastewater.
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  • 39. Remediation of heavy metal contaminated groundwater originated from abandoned mine using lime and calcium carbonate.
    Lee M, Paik IS, Kim I, Kang H, Lee S.
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