The feasibility of recovering oil from contaminated soil at petroleum oil spill site using a subcritical water extraction technology
Authors:
- Mohammad Nazrul IslamMIMohammad Nazrul Islam
- Sun-Kook JungSJSun-Kook Jung
- Ho-Young JungHJHo-Young Jung
- Jeong-Hun ParkJeong-Hun Park
- 1 October 2017
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Process Safety and Environmental Protection
- Vol. 111, 52-59
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Funding Information
- Korea Environment Industry and Technology Institute (2014000550002)
- National Research Foundation of the Republic of Korea
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