Use of three-dimensional excitation and emission matrix fluorescence spectroscopy for predicting the disinfection by-product formation potential of reclaimed water
Ruixia Hao(Beijing University of Technology), Shuiyuan Cheng(Beijing University of Technology), Hongwen Wan(Beijing University of Technology), Huiqin Ren(Sanya University), Xiaoying Zheng(Hohai University), Jianbing Li(University of Northern British Columbia), Zhongzhi Ma(Beijing University of Technology)
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