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Pulp Mill Effluent Treatment Using Plasma Obtained by High Voltage Electrolysis

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Table 1. Physical-chemical characteristics of the EBBT and EABT mill  effluents
Figure 3. COD values for the effluents from pulp mill (a) EBBT and (b) EABT after the application of plasma, as a function of time.
Figure 4. TOC values for the (a) EBBT and (b) EABT after the application of plasma as a function of time.
Figure 6. Color values for (a) EBBT and (b) EABT cellulose effluents after the application of plasma as a function of time.
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