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Microplastics in Drinking Water
Original title: Mikroműanyag az ivóvízben
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This appears to be a Hungarian-language article on microplastics in drinking water. The available content includes only the beginning of the title translated as microplastics and no substantive abstract text, making it impossible to fully summarize the research.
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Mikroműanyag az ivóvízben = Microplastics in Drinking-Water
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