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Teuku Fais Duta's research works

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By Binawati Ginting, Williams Chiari, Teuku Fais Duta, Muhammad Iqhrammullah
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Williams Chiari's research works

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By Binawati Ginting, Williams Chiari, Teuku Fais Duta, Muhammad Iqhrammullah
... Membranes 2023, 13, 561 2 of 17 method is clean and easy to handle, but it produces more carbon dioxide, which is called greenhouse gas. Aniline wastewater can also be treated with biological enzymes such as Laccases [12], but the interaction mechanism of biological enzymes with different types of wastewater is still unclear and it has relatively high costs.
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(PDF) COVID-19 pandemic sheds a new research spotlight on antiviral potential of essential oils – A bibliometric study

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By Binawati Ginting, Williams Chiari, Teuku Fais Duta, Muhammad Iqhrammullah
reduced by 5.15% during the COVID-19 pandemic. This suggests that researchers maintain their writing productivity by converting the activities to desk research activities. This is similar to the percentages of ‘editorial laboratory-based research ’ documents, in which the percentage was observed higher during the COVID-19 compared to pre-COVID-19 (0.16% versus 0.18%).
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