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Interactions between micro(nano)plastics and natural organic matter: implications for toxicity mitigation in aquatic species
Naima Hamid,
Marriya Sultan,
Muhammad Junaid
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STUART CAIRNS,
Iain Robertson
,
Houda Javed,
De-Sheng Pei
Aquatic Toxicology, Volume: 287, Start page: 107541
Swansea University Authors:
Muhammad Junaid , STUART CAIRNS, Iain Robertson
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DOI (Published version): 10.1016/j.aquatox.2025.107541
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Interactions between micro(nano)plastics and natural organic matter: implications for toxicity mitigation in aquatic species
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