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dihexa degradation pathways photodegradation The possible photocatalytic pathway of RhB under visible Figure S7 Proposed RhB degradation

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Assuming a continuous bleed system that is 100% effective, thus for this system, the minimum makeup water requirement is: Evaporation + Drift + Blowdown = 0.442kg/s + 0.0239kg/s + 0.0645kg/s = 0.53kg/s As the density of water is approximately 998 kg/m3 at sea level and habitable outdoor temperatures, or ~1 kg/L, this would be 0.53 L/s for make-up water