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Corrigendum to “A value-added insight of reusing microplastic waste: Carrier particle in fluidized bed bioreactor for simultaneous carbon and nitrogen removal from septic wastewater” [Biochem. Eng. J., 151 (2019) 107300]
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A value-added step towards promoting the serviceability of fluidized bed bioreactor in treating wastewater with low carbon to nitrogen ratio
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Researchers demonstrated that reusing waste zeolite and microplastics as composite carrier particles in a fluidized bed bioreactor improved nitrogen removal from wastewater with low carbon-to-nitrogen ratios. The study shows microplastic waste can be repurposed as functional materials in wastewater treatment.
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