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Removal of parabens from wastewater by Chlorella vulgaris-bacteria co-cultures

Sousa et al., 2023

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1862120691773301820
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Sousa H
Sousa C
Vale F
Santos L
Simões M
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Science of The Total Environment

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Anthropogenic activities have increased the dispersal of emerging contaminants (ECs), particularly of parabens, causing an escalation of their presence in wastewater (WW). Current WW technologies do not present satisfactory efficiency or sustainability in removing …
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