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Hetero-aggregation of microplastics in algal-rich natural water: Evolution of foulant characteristics and ultrafiltration membrane fouling behavior

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Xiaoxiang Cheng, Dongshun Sai, Jinchuan Lian, Zhe Xu, Peijie Li, Xinsheng Luo, Daoji Wu, Feiyong Chen, Heng Liang

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