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Controlling ammonia in aquatic environments: a critical review linking monitoring, prevention, and recovery
Ammonia is a key inorganic nitrogen species connecting aquatic chemistry, ecosystem toxicity, and atmospheric particulate formation. In water, environmental risk is not governed solely by total ammonia nitrogen (TAN), but by the speciation equilibrium between NH 3 and NH4+ , controlled by pH, temper
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