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Chunli Jiang

Southwest University

Chongqing, 400715

China

SCHOLARLY PAPERS

3

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91

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2

Scholarly Papers (3)

Mechanisms of Microbial Fuel Cells Alleviating Bio-Clogging in Constructed Wetlands

Number of pages: 34 Posted: 13 Mar 2024
Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University and Southwest University
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microbial fuel cells, constructed wetlands, Biological blockage, microbial, Extracellular polymeric substances

Mechanisms of Microbial Fuel Cells Alleviating Bio-Clogging in Constructed Wetlands

Number of pages: 46 Posted: 30 Jul 2024
Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University, Guilin University of Technology and Southwest University
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Microbial Fuel Cells, Constructed wetlands, Biological blockage, Microbial, Extracellular polymeric substances

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Biochar Affects Microbial Attachment and Biofilm Formation Besides Improving Pollutant Removal and Changing Microbial Community in Constructed Wetlands

Number of pages: 34 Posted: 21 Mar 2023
Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University and Southwest University
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constructed wetland, biochar, Biofilm, extracellular polymeric substance, Extracellular protein

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Characteristics of Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Dynamics of Microbial Communities in the Rotating Biological Contactors Combined with Hybrid Constructed Wetlands

Number of pages: 38 Posted: 26 Jul 2024
Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University, Southwest University and Southwest University
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Rotating biological contactors, Hybrid constructed wetlands, pollutant removal, Greenhouse gases emissions, Microbial communities