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(2019) Environmental Chemistry Vol. 16 (8) CSIRO Publishing

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Aravindakumar, Charuvila T., Aravind, Usha K., Kallenborn, Roland (2019) Foreword to the Special Issue on the International Conference on Water: From Pollution to Purification. Environmental Chemistry, 16 (8) 561 doi:10.1071/env16n8_fo
Ramos, Andre, Whelan, Michael J., Guymer, Ian, Villa, Raffaella, Jefferson, Bruce (2019) On the potential of on-line free-surface constructed wetlands for attenuating pesticide losses from agricultural land to surface waters. Environmental Chemistry, 16 (8) 563 doi:10.1071/en19026
Xiao, Fang-Zhu, Wang, Cheng, Yu, Li-Mei, Pu, Yi-Qiu, Xu, Yu-Li, Zhang, Kang, Luo, Jia-Qi, Zhu, Qi-Qi, Chen, Fang, Liu, Yong, Ho, Chun-Hsing, Peng, Guo-Wen, He, Shu-Ya (2019) Fabrication of magnetic functionalised calix[4]arene composite for highly efficient and selective adsorption towards uranium(VI) Environmental Chemistry, 16 (8) 577 doi:10.1071/en19014
Shalumon, C. S., Aravindakumar, Charuvila T., Aravind, Usha K. (2019) Multilayered surface for the interactive separation of perchlorate from aqueous medium. Environmental Chemistry, 16 (8) 587 doi:10.1071/en19049
Agbovi, Henry K., Wilson, Lee D. (2019) Optimisation of orthophosphate and turbidity removal using an amphoteric chitosan-based flocculant–ferric chloride coagulant system. Environmental Chemistry, 16 (8) 599 doi:10.1071/en19100
Monteil, Hélène, Oturan, Nihal, Péchaud, Yoan, Oturan, Mehmet A. (2019) Efficient removal of diuretic hydrochlorothiazide from water by electro-Fenton process using BDD anode: a kinetic and degradation pathway study. Environmental Chemistry, 16 (8) 613 doi:10.1071/en19121
Markad, Uddhav S., Naik, Devidas B., Singh, Krishan Kant, Kumar, Manmohan, Sharma, Geeta K. (2019) Immobilisation of palladium nanostructures in polyethersulfone beads: recyclable catalyst for chromium(VI) remediation. Environmental Chemistry, 16 (8) 622 doi:10.1071/en19035
Imbrogno, Alessandra, Samanta, Prantik, Schäfer, Andrea I. (2019) Fate of steroid hormone micropollutant estradiol in a hybrid magnetic ion exchange resin-nanofiltration process. Environmental Chemistry, 16 (8) 630 doi:10.1071/en19126
Al-Lihaibi, Sultan, Al-Mehmadi, Asmaa, Alarif, Walied M., Bawakid, Nahed O., Kallenborn, Roland, Ali, Aasim M. (2019) Microplastics in sediments and fish from the Red Sea coast at Jeddah (Saudi Arabia) Environmental Chemistry, 16 (8) 641 doi:10.1071/en19113

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