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University of the Western Cape

Development of polyaniline nanotube electrocatalysts and sesor devices for phenolic-pollutants

Abstract

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As a source of life, water is one of the most precious commodities for all living organisms. Water resources are reported to be declining in numbers or the amount of water present and the existing onses are being polluted as a result of negligent human activities and intense industrialisation. thus, there is an ever increasing demand to monitor the quality of portable and waste water in our surroundings in real time. This study has been directed towards the prepaparation of polyanilines.

Degree

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University of the Western Cape
Year dc:date.issued
2007

Author and committee

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Author dc:creator
  • Klink, Michael John
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  • Iwuoha, Emmanuel
  • Baker, P.G.L.

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citation

Klink, Michael John. Development of polyaniline nanotube electrocatalysts and sesor devices for phenolic-pollutants. University of the Western Cape, 2007.