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Plant research on integration process of composite potassium permanganate and powder activated carbon in light polluted Yellow River water

Chi Xiu, Uist Baotou

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The effect of prechlorination,composite potassium permanganate and composite potassium permanganate with powder activated carbon was investigated.The results show that composite potassium permanganate with powder activated carbon can remove color,odor,turbidity and organic matters effectively.

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The effect of prechlorination,composite potassium permanganate and composite potassium permanganate with powder activated carbon was investigated.The results show that composite potassium permanganate with powder activated carbon can remove color,odor,turbidity and organic matters effectively.

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The effect of prechlorination,composite potassium permanganate and composite potassium permanganate with powder activated carbon was investigated.The results show that composite potassium permanganate with powder activated carbon can remove color,odor,turbidity and organic matters effectively.

Key concepts: Potassium permanganate, Powdered activated carbon treatment, Activated carbon, Composite number, Odor, Potassium, Turbidity, Chemistry

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