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    Membrane and Other Treatment Technologies — Pros and Cons

    ** Zhou, Gilbert M. Brown, Baohua Gu in Perchlorate (2006)

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    Titanium Catalyzed Perchlorate Reduction and Applications

    This work provides a proof-of-principle demonstration that Ti(III)-catalyzed electrochemical techniques could potentially be used for reduction of ClO4− in small waste streams, such as the regeneration of selecti...

    Baohua Gu, Peter V. Bonnesen, Frederick V. Sloop, Gilbert M. Brown in Perchlorate (2006)

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    Perchlorate

    Environmental Occurrence, Interactions and Treatment

    Baohua Gu, John D. Coates (2006)

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    Field Demonstration using Highly Selective, Regenerable Ion Exchange and Perchlorate Destruction Technologies for Water Treatment

    Baohua Gu, Gilbert M. Brown in Perchlorate (2006)

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    The Chemistry of Perchlorate in the Environment

    The persistence of perchlorate in groundwater can be understood from its chemical and physical properties and its chemical reactivity. Although perchlorate is a powerful oxidizing agent, its notorious lack of ...

    Gilbert M. Brown, Baohua Gu in Perchlorate (2006)

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    Recent Advances in Ion Exchange for Perchlorate Treatment, Recovery and Destruction

    Baohua Gu, Gilbert M. Brown in Perchlorate (2006)

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    Stable Isotopic Composition of Chlorine and Oxygen in Synthetic and Natural Perchlorate

    Neil C. Sturchio, J. K. Böhlke, Baohua Gu, Juske Horita, Gilbert M. Brown… in Perchlorate (2006)

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    Can microbially-generated hydrogen sulfide account for the rates of U(VI) reduction by a sulfate-reducing bacterium?

    In situ remediation of uranium contaminated soil and groundwater is attractive because a diverse range of microbial and abiotic processes reduce soluble and mobile U(VI) to sparingly soluble and immobile U(IV)...

    Benjaporn Boonchayaanant, Baohua Gu, Wei Wang, Monica E. Ortiz… in Biodegradation (2010)