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Short Name environmental technology (united kingdom)
Abbreviated Name environmental technology (united kingdom)

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Articles (27)

2019
Removal of diclofenac from a non-sterile aqueous system using Trametes versicolor with an emphasis on adsorption and biodegradation mechanisms
Stenholm Å.
Vol. 40 , pp. 2460-2472
339 views DOI
2019
Adsorption of leather dyes on activated carbon from leather shaving wastes: kinetics, equilibrium and thermodynamics studies
Manera, C.
Vol. 40 , pp. 2756-2768
332 views DOI
2020
Steam Explosion in alkaline medium for gelatine extraction from chromium-tanned leather wastes: time reduction and process optimization
Scopel, B.S.
Vol. 41 , pp. 1857-1866
298 views DOI
2019
Hyperbranched poly(amidoamine)/TMC reverse osmosis membrane for oily saline water treatment
Pei, B.
Vol. 40 , pp. 2779-2788
252 views DOI
2020
Application of response surface methodology (RSM) for optimizing coagulation process of paper recycling wastewater using Ocimum basilicum
Mosaddeghi, M.
Vol. 41 , pp. 100-108
233 views DOI
2018
corrigenda: north-western palaearctic species of pristiphora (hymenoptera, tenthredinidae). journal of hymenoptera research 59: 1–190. https://doi.org/10.3897/jhr.59.12656
;Marko Prous;Katja Kramp;Veli Vikberg;Andrew Liston
Vol. 63 , pp. 125-126
222 views DOI Abstract
2013
new species of egg parasites from the oil palm stick insect (eurycantha insularis) in papua new guinea (hymenoptera, chrysididae, phasmatodea, phasmatidae)
;Lynn Kimsey;Charles Dewhurst;Seno Nyaure
Vol. 30 , pp. 19-28
220 views DOI Abstract
2011
a new derived species group of aleiodes parasitoid wasps (hymenoptera, braconidae, rogadinae) from asia with descriptions of three new species
;Buntika Butcher;M. Alex Smith;Donald Quicke
Vol. 23 , pp. 35-42
220 views DOI Abstract
2011
nematinae (tenthredinidae) of thailand, with notes on other southeastern asian nematines
;David Smith
Vol. 22 , pp. 1-27
208 views DOI Abstract
2017
archaeoteleia masner in the cretaceous and a new species of proteroscelio brues (hymenoptera, platygastroidea)
;Elijah J. Talamas;Norman F. Johnson;Matthew L. Buffington;Dong Ren
Vol. 56 , pp. 241-261
196 views DOI Abstract
2022
Physicochemical analysis and intermediate pyrolysis of Bambara Groundnut Shell (BGS), Sweet Sorghum Stalk (SSS), and Shea Nutshell (SNS)
Ibrahim, M.D.
, pp. 0-0
107 views DOI
2020
Steam Explosion in alkaline medium for gelatine extraction from chromium-tanned leather wastes: time reduction and process optimization
Scopel, B.S.
Vol. 41 , pp. 1857-1866
298 views DOI
2020
Application of response surface methodology (RSM) for optimizing coagulation process of paper recycling wastewater using Ocimum basilicum
Mosaddeghi, M.
Vol. 41 , pp. 100-108
233 views DOI
2019
Chitosan modification persimmon tannin bioadsorbent for highly efficient removal of Pb(II) from aqueous environment: the adsorption equilibrium, kinetics and thermodynamics
Li, X.
Vol. 40 , pp. 112-124
142 views DOI
2019
Evaluation of the effect of cold atmospheric plasma on oxygenases’ activities for application in water treatment technologies
Todorova, Y.
Vol. 40 , pp. 3783-3792
145 views DOI
2019
Hyperbranched poly(amidoamine)/TMC reverse osmosis membrane for oily saline water treatment
Pei, B.
Vol. 40 , pp. 2779-2788
252 views DOI
2019
Adsorption of leather dyes on activated carbon from leather shaving wastes: kinetics, equilibrium and thermodynamics studies
Manera, C.
Vol. 40 , pp. 2756-2768
332 views DOI
2019
Removal of diclofenac from a non-sterile aqueous system using Trametes versicolor with an emphasis on adsorption and biodegradation mechanisms
Stenholm Å.
Vol. 40 , pp. 2460-2472
339 views DOI
2018
corrigenda: north-western palaearctic species of pristiphora (hymenoptera, tenthredinidae). journal of hymenoptera research 59: 1–190. https://doi.org/10.3897/jhr.59.12656
;Marko Prous;Katja Kramp;Veli Vikberg;Andrew Liston
Vol. 63 , pp. 125-126
222 views DOI Abstract
2018
review of the mandibularis group of the genus dolichomitus (hymenoptera, ichneumonidae, pimplinae)
;Rikio Matsumoto
Vol. 62 , pp. 73-82
90 views DOI Abstract
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