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2015-08-05Agglomeration behaviour of titanium dioxide nanoparticles in river waters: A multi-method approach combining light scattering and field-flow fractionation techniquesChekli, L; Roy, M; Tijing, LD; Donner, E; Lombi, E; Shon, HK
2019-02-25Occurrence of antibiotics in the main rivers of Shenzhen, China: Association with antibiotic resistance genes and microbial communityQiu, W; Sun, J; Fang, M; Luo, S; Tian, Y; Dong, P; Xu, B; Zheng, C
2019-12-01Rapid enrichment and ammonia oxidation performance of ammonia-oxidizing archaea from an urban polluted river of ChinaTu, R; Jin, W; Han, SF; Zhou, X; Wang, T; Gao, SH; Wang, Q; Chen, C; Xie, GJ
2010-09-01The use of modelling to predict levels of estrogens in a river catchment: How does modelled data compare with chemical analysis and in vitro yeast assay results?Balaam, JL; Grover, D; Johnson, AC; Jürgens, M; Readman, J; Smith, AJ; White, S; Williams, R; Zhou, JL
2015-05-16Modeling of the Elk river spill 2014Stolze, L; Volpin, F
2014-01-01Sediment-water interactions of pharmaceutical residues in the river environmentZhou, J; Broodbank, N
2019-11-01Microplastics contamination in different trophic state lakes along the middle and lower reaches of Yangtze River BasinLi, L; Geng, S; Wu, C; Song, K; Sun, F; Visvanathan, C; Xie, F; Wang, Q
2011-09-01Endocrine disrupting activities in sewage effluent and river water determined by chemical analysis and in vitro assay in the context of granular activated carbon upgradeGrover, DP; Balaam, J; Pacitto, S; Readman, JW; White, S; Zhou, JL
2005-07-01Dynamic behaviour of river colloidal and dissolved organic matter through cross-flow ultrafiltration systemWilding, A; Liu, R; Zhou, JL
2013-11-19Preparation and characterization of novel polytitanium tetrachloride coagulant for water purificationZhao, YX; Phuntsho, S; Gao, BY; Huang, X; Qi, QB; Yue, QY; Wang, Y; Kim, JH; Shon, HK
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