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Source data for microplastic mobility in groundwater aquifers
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This is a duplicate data repository entry for the same groundwater microplastic mobility study as ID 1716, containing source code and surface-energy interaction calculations for microplastics in aquifer sand. Duplicate entry; the underlying research addresses microplastic movement through groundwater—an important but underexplored pathway to drinking water.
This repository contains the source data and custom code used to compute the XDLVO surface element integrals between microplastics and quartz sand based on the superellipsoid model in this study. This work was also supported by the "Ocean Decade" China Action International Cooperation Seed Fund Project (No. GHZZ3702840002024020000027).
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