the color removal of dye-containing wastewater by cerium (iv) sulfate from aqueous solutions
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Journal title:
quarterly journal of applied chemical researchPublisher: islamic azad university, karaj branch
ISSN 2008-3815
volume 8
issue 1 2014
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