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Using machine learning for assessing arsenic contamination in water and predicting membrane-based treatment performance
Arsenic is a toxic metalloid that occurs naturally in the environment, but its concentration in water sources can increase substantially as a result of human activities, particularly mining. Arsenic is recognized as a carcinogen, and prolonged exposure is associated with a range of adverse health ef
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