Sleep research article
Mechanistic insights into site preference in iron oxychloride-catalyzed chlorite activation: The role of diverse anionic vacancies in selective pollutant degradation
Authors: Xijin Li , Taozhen Li , Nan Li , Qian Li , Chunlu Ding , Zheng Gu
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A peer-reviewed sleep research article on Mechanistic insights into site preference in iron oxychloride-catalyzed chlorite activation: The role of diverse anionic vacancies in selective pollutant degradation.
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