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January 1, 2025Environmental Science Water Research & TechnologyOpen Access

Insights into the degradation of carbamazepine using a continuous-flow non-thermal plasma: kinetics and comparison with UV-based systems

Samuel O. Babalola Michael O. Daramola Samuel A. Iwarere

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Abstract

A continuous-flow DBD plasma reactor was used for carbamazepine degradation in an aqueous solution, with >90% degradation achieved under optimal conditions, surpassing UV-based AOPs in efficiency and energy cost.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69dbc6659e6f14d6f1684254 https://doi.org/10.1039/d4ew01042f

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