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Oxidation of ferrous iron in aerobic and anoxic conditions in activated sludge systems
Fe 2+ oxidation kinetics were quantified under aerobic and anoxic conditions. • Anoxic Fe 2+ oxidation rate was measured for the first time in activated sludge. • Sludge concentration affects Fe 2+ disappearance from liquid phase. • Adsorption controls short term Fe partitioning, not long term plant
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