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Hydroxyapatite-based green adsorbents for the extraction of toxic pollutants from food and environmental samples: A review
Hydroxyapatite (HAP)-based adsorbents have emerged as promising materials for sustainable analytical extraction due to their tunable surface chemistry, ion-exchange capability, and environmental compatibility. Recent advancements in separation sciences have sparked significant interest in HAP-based
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