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Figure 1. Schematic of the photo-reactor.
Figure 2. Monitoring of herbicides HX and DR during photolysis using  the mixed formulation.
Figure 4: Empirical results from the central composite design, whose  independent variables were H 2 O 2  (mmol L −1 ) and pH.
Table 1. Degradation of diuron and hexazinone and the removal of total organic carbon by H 2 O 2 /UV reaction in central composite design experiments in  which hydrogen peroxide (x 1 ) and pH (x 2 ) were independent variable

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