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Control of NO

Yeh et al.

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9486804130254785389
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Yeh J
Chen W
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Advanced Air and Noise Pollution Control

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It is generally believed that over 80% of the total NO x emitted to the atmosphere originate at sources where fossil fuels and industrial wastes are burned. About one-half of the emissions are produced during combustion of fossil fuels in the utility industries. The rate of NO x …
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