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Figure 1. The proposed model for humic acid structure
Figure 2. The electrodes arrangement inside the reactor: bipolar (a) and monopolar (b)
Figure 3. The relationships between natural organic matter (NOM) removal efficiencies with  the current changes and reaction time (conditions: neutral pH, initial NOM concentration  of 50 mg/l)
Figure 4. a: The effect of initial pH on natural organic matter (NOM) removal  efficiency as a function of reaction time (condition: the applied current = 0.1 A,
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