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Sinha, Shikha, Roy, Debashis, Sengupta, Sourav, Neogi, Sudarsan, De, Sirshendu (2023) Froth flotation as primary treatment of flowback water: Removal of total organic carbon and prediction of kinetics. The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering, 101 (7) 4160-4169 doi:10.1002/cjce.24728

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TitleFroth flotation as primary treatment of flowback water: Removal of total organic carbon and prediction of kinetics
JournalThe Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering
AuthorsSinha, ShikhaAuthor
Roy, DebashisAuthor
Sengupta, SouravAuthor
Neogi, SudarsanAuthor
De, SirshenduAuthor
Year2023 (July)Volume101
Issue7
PublisherWiley
DOIdoi:10.1002/cjce.24728Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSinha, Shikha, Roy, Debashis, Sengupta, Sourav, Neogi, Sudarsan, De, Sirshendu (2023) Froth flotation as primary treatment of flowback water: Removal of total organic carbon and prediction of kinetics. The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering, 101 (7) 4160-4169 doi:10.1002/cjce.24728
Plain TextSinha, Shikha, Roy, Debashis, Sengupta, Sourav, Neogi, Sudarsan, De, Sirshendu (2023) Froth flotation as primary treatment of flowback water: Removal of total organic carbon and prediction of kinetics. The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering, 101 (7) 4160-4169 doi:10.1002/cjce.24728
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