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Integral analysis of hydrodynamic cavitation effects on waste activated sludge characteristics, potentially toxic metals, microorganisms and identification of microplastics
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This is a spectroscopy dataset (FTIR and Raman data) from a study on the effects of hydrodynamic cavitation on waste activated sludge, including analysis of potentially toxic metals, microorganisms, and microplastic identification. The data supports assessment of cavitation as a combined sludge treatment and microplastic analysis technique.
FTIR and Raman Spectroscopy Data
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