Membrane Enhanced Bioaccessibility Extraction (MEBE) of hydrophobic soil pollutants – Using a semipermeable membrane for separating desorption medium and acceptor solvent

Cocovi-Solberg, David J.; Kellner, Astrid; Schmidt, Stine Nørgaard; Loibner, Andreas P.; Miró, Manuel; Mayer, Philipp

doi:10.1016/j.envpol.2019.113470

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Membrane Enhanced Bioaccessibility Extraction (MEBE) of hydrophobic soil pollutants – Using a semipermeable membrane for separating desorption medium and acceptor solvent

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