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Real-time wastewater quality monitoring by fluorescence sensors: Validation for COD and CEC monitoring and implication for carbon footprint reduction

Marino et al., 2025

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7298815915994041092
Author
Marino L
Todesco R
Gagliano E
Santoro D
Roccaro P
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Science of The Total Environment

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This study investigated the applicability of a protein-like fluorescence sensor for wastewater quality monitoring. Several wastewater matrices, including raw, primary, secondary and tertiary effluents from three different wastewater treatment plants were used. Furthermore …
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