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Removal of pharmaceuticals and kinetics of mineralization by O3/H2O2 in a biotreated municipal wastewater

R. Rosal    
A. Rodríguez    
J.A. Perdigón-Melón    
M. Mezcua    
M.D. Hernando    
P. Letón    
E. García-Calvo    
A. Agüera    
A.R. Fernández-Alba    

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