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January 1, 2014Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Uranium recovery from seawater: development of fiber adsorbents prepared via atom-transfer radical polymerization

Tomonori Saito Suree Brown Sabornie Chatterjee Jungseung Kim Costas Tsouris Richard T. Mayes Li‐Jung Kuo Gary A. Gill Yatsandra Oyola Christopher J. Janke Sheng Dai

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Fiber adsorbents synthesizedviaATRP.

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