Photochemical Transformation of Free Chlorine Induced by Triplet State Dissolved Organic Matter.
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P. Westerhoff | Xin Yang | Qingqing Kong | Yanheng Pan | Xinran Zhang | Yangjian Zhou | Yu Lei | Zihan Zeng | Lei Ye | Siqi Chen | Liaoliao Yao
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