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Removal performance and mechanisms of microplastics by superhydrophobic medium

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Zhang Tingting, Zhang Tingting, Cheng Wenqing, Wang Xiaojuan, Yan Yaping, Song Xichen, Jianqiang Zhou, Liu Xiuyun, Gao Suxia, Li Hao, Liu Jianlin, Cao Lianbao, LI Wei, Wei Bigui

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