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A microwave irradiation-persulfate-formate system for achieving the detoxification and alkali-activated composite geopolymerization of the chromate-contaminated soil
A microwave (MA) irradiation-persulfate-formate system was constructed to detoxify Cr contamination and solidify the geopolymerization of the alkali-activated composite material. Three series of experiments were correspondingly conducted to evaluate the treatment for the chromate-contaminated soil.
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