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Authors:
Ottosen, LM
Hansen, HK
Ribeiro, AB
Villumsen, A
Citation: Lm. Ottosen et al., Removal of Cu, Pb and Zn in an applied electric field in calcareous and non-calcareous soils, J HAZARD M, 85(3), 2001, pp. 291-299
Authors:
Hansen, HK
Pedersen, AJ
Ottosen, LM
Villumsen, A
Citation: Hk. Hansen et al., Speciation and mobility of cadmium in straw and wood combustion fly ash, CHEMOSPHERE, 45(1), 2001, pp. 123-128
Authors:
Ottosen, LM
Hansen, HK
Bech-Nielsen, G
Villumsen, A
Citation: Lm. Ottosen et al., Electrodialytic remediation of an arsenic and copper polluted soil - Continuous addition of ammonia during the process, ENV TECHNOL, 21(12), 2000, pp. 1421-1428
Authors:
Thoming, J
Kliem, BK
Ottosen, LM
Citation: J. Thoming et al., Electrochemically enhanced oxidation reactions in sandy soil polluted withmercury, SCI TOTAL E, 261(1-3), 2000, pp. 137-147
Authors:
Ottosen, LM
Hansen, HK
Hansen, CB
Citation: Lm. Ottosen et al., Water splitting at ion-exchange membranes and potential differences in soil during electrodialytic soil remediation, J APPL ELEC, 30(11), 2000, pp. 1199-1207
Authors:
Ribeiro, AB
Mateus, EP
Ottosen, LM
Bech-Nielsen, G
Citation: Ab. Ribeiro et al., Electrodialytic removal of Cu, Cr, and As from chromated copper arsenate-treated timber waste, ENV SCI TEC, 34(5), 2000, pp. 784-788
Authors:
Hansen, HK
Ottosen, LM
Hansen, L
Kliem, BK
Villumsen, A
Bech-Nielsen, G
Citation: Hk. Hansen et al., Electrodialytic remediation of soil polluted with heavy metals - Key parameters for optimization of the process, CHEM ENG R, 77(A3), 1999, pp. 218-222
Authors:
Hansen, HK
Ottosen, LM
Villumsen, A
Citation: Hk. Hansen et al., Electrical resistance and transport numbers of ion-exchange membranes usedin electrodialytic soil remediation, SEP SCI TEC, 34(11), 1999, pp. 2223-2233
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