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    Cea M, Jorquera M, Rubilar O, Langer H, Tortella G, Diez MC.
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    Lin Q, Wang Z, Ma S, Chen Y.
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  • 38. Dynamic processes in conjunction with microbial response to disclose the biochar effect on pentachlorophenol degradation under both aerobic and anaerobic conditions.
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