Transformations of dissolved organic matter induced by UV photolysis, Hydroxyl radicals, chlorine radicals, and sulfate radicals in aqueous-phase UV-Based advanced oxidation processes
Lathika Varanasi(Michigan Technological University), Daisuke Minakata(Michigan Technological University), Maryam Khaksari(Michigan Technological University), Erica Coscarelli(Michigan Technological University), Lynn Mazzoleni(Michigan Technological University)
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