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Optimisation of the biosorption process of waste water purification from surfactants and development of a biosorber construction on this basis require substantial preliminary research and technological studies.
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Klymenko, N., Nevynna, L., Sydorenko, J., Smolin, S., Grechanyk, S., Samoylenko, L. (2003). Biosorption Processes at the Interface of the Activated Carbon-Nonionic Surfactant Water Solution. In: Barany, S. (eds) Role of Interfaces in Environmental Protection. NATO Science Series, vol 24. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-0183-0_18
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