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Microbial Community Dynamics and Filter Design: Implications for Point-of-Use Filters in Chloramine Water Systems
Activated carbon block (ACB) point-of-use (POU) filters can alter microbial growth and nitrogen cycling in chloraminated drinking water systems. This study evaluated how three commercial ACB filter designs (meshless, thin mesh, and thick mesh) influenced water quality and microbial community success
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