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Comparison of conventional technologies and a Submerged Membrane Photocatalytic Reactor (SMPR) for removing trihalomethanes (THM) precursors in drinking water treatment plants

V. Reguero, Raquel López‐Fernández, José Fermoso, Omar Ariosto Niño Prieto, Pablo Pocostales, Roberto Martínez González, Rubén Irusta Mata, S. Villaverde

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Key concepts: Chemistry, Water treatment, Activated carbon, Waste management, Hydraulic retention time, Photocatalysis, Trihalomethane, Pulp and paper industry

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