Current Research in Surface Chemistry is an open access, peer reviewed scholarly journal that publishes latest research in chemical reactions in which the reactants are first adsorbed onto a surface medium that then acts as a catalyst for the reaction. The journal brings interesting research updates in understanding chemical reactions on well-defined, mostly single crystalline, surfaces at the molecular level.
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University of Connecticut
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Nanoprobe Laboratory for Bio- & Nanotechnology and Biomimetics
The Ohio State University
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Department of Chemistry
University of Tubingen
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School of Earth Sciences and Environmental Engineering
Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology
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University School of Medicine
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Review Article
Removal of Phenol from Acqueous Solution by Adsorption on Senna Singueana and Santaloid Afzelli
Phenolic compounds are important industrial wastes, and are classified as hazardous substances contaminating groundwater resources. Therefore, the rem... Read more
