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Characterization and mechanism of action of bimetallic-modified MIL-101(Fe) magnetic composites for enhanced removal of polystyrene from water

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Aojie Sun, Junping Lu, Tingxi Liu, Feng Chen, Yu Liu, J.C. Pang, Lixin Chen, Zheng Wu, Shixin Han, Zhuo Li

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