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Raw data-updated related to "Microplastic fiber shedding reduction via low friction polydimethylsiloxane fabric finishes" article
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This dataset contains raw experimental data from a study investigating how polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) low-friction fabric finishes reduce microplastic fiber shedding from textiles during washing.
Raw data-updated related to "Microplastic fiber shedding reduction via low friction polydimethylsiloxane fabric finishes" article
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