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The importance of fine particle technology in the world's ecology

open access: closedPowder Technology, 1973
Abstract Fine particle technology has much to offer in controlling the world's ecology. Better and cheap instrumentation for sampling of particulates needs to be developed. The collection efficiencies of existing particle removal systems must be improved and novel methods to remove more than one pollutant in a system must be invented.
M. Balasubramanian
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RETRACTED: Environmentally relevant concentrations of microplastic particles influence larval fish ecology

open access: closedScience, 2016
Microplastic's triple threat The billions of tons of plastics that we release into the environment for the most part do not biodegrade. But they do degrade, breaking into ever smaller particles that end up in the oceans. Lönnstedt et al.
Oona M. Lönnstedt, Peter Eklöv
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Scales of Population Dynamics, Ecology and Diversity of Planktonic Foraminifera and their Relationship to Particle Flux in the Eastern Tropical Atlantic: Cruise No. M140, 11.8.2017-5.9.2017, Mindelo (Cabo Verde)-Las Palmas (Spain) - FORAMFLUX

open access: closed, 2019
Michal Kučera   +28 more
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Chemical characteristics analysis of automobile exhaust particles and the method for evaluating its ecological effect

Chemosphere, 2022
Automobile exhaust has become the main source of atmospheric particulate matter with the increase in the number of automobiles. Automobile exhaust particles (AEPs) discharged into the atmosphere can enter the aquatic environment through atmospheric deposition, rain runoff, leaching, drainage water and urban sewage and further affect aquatic organisms ...
Liang, Cui   +5 more
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Fine Sediment Deposition and Filtration Under Losing and Gaining Flow Conditions: A Particle Tracking Model Approach

Water Resources Research, 2020
Fine particle deposition within riverbeds plays a major role in riverine ecology and biogeochemistry by altering hyporheic exchange flux. Moreover, it is ubiquitous within streams and rivers across all flow stages.
A. Preziosi‐Ribero   +5 more
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