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Superhydrophobic Materials and Intermolecular Forces for Microplastics Remova
Microplastics present a major global environmental issue. The pollution of seas and oceans by microplastics highlights the urgent need to explore sustainable technologies for removing these pollutants from water. Nowadays, various studies are investigating methods to remove microplastics from water,
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