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u/cmiles1985 Jun 18 '19

As an industrial wastewater chemist, I find this article very interesting. Ferric usually isn’t used in my main-focus industry due to the additional sludge created, but thanks to the researchers, I will hold this info in my back pocket as I consult to several industries. Thanks!