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Phthalate Transfer and Enrichment in Artificial Sea Spray Aerosols
Phthalates (Phthalic Acid Esters; PAEs) are widely used toxic plasticizers, and their contamination in oceans and air is widespread due to their leachability. Previous studies have detected PAEs in air and water in remote marine environments worldwide, suggesting their transfer from the ocean to the
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