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2. Effect of micropollutants on disinfection byproducts and antibiotic resistance genes in drinking water in the process of biological activated carbon treatment
3. Synergetic effects of catalyst-surface dual-electric centers and microbes for efficient removal of ciprofloxacin in water
4. Self-purification of actual wastewater via microbial-synergy driving of catalyst-surface microelectronic field: A pilot-scale study
5. Trace Iron as single-electron shuttle for interdependent activation of peroxydisulfate and HSO3−/O2 enables accelerated generation of radicals
6. Detoxification and selective separation of Cr(VI) and As(III) in wastewater based on interfacial coupling in BiOBr with {110} facet under visible-light irradiation
7. Effects of cast iron pipe corrosion on nitrogenous disinfection by-products formation in drinking water distribution systems via interaction among iron particles, biofilms, and chlorine
8. Enhanced internal electric field in S-doped BiOBr for intercalation, adsorption and degradation of ciprofloxacin by photoinitiation
9. Inhibiting the increase of antibiotic resistance genes during drinking water distribution by superior microbial interface using Fe modified granular activated carbon
10. Contribution of extracellular polymeric substances and microbial community on the safety of drinking water quality: By mean of Cu/activated carbon biofiltration
11. Effect of micropollutants on disinfection byproducts and antibiotic resistance genes in drinking water in the process of biological activated carbon treatment
12. Comprehensive comparison of water quality risk and microbial ecology between new and old cast iron pipe distribution systems
13. Self-Purification of Actual Wastewater Via Microbial-Synergy Driving of Catalyst-Surface Microelectronic Field: A Pilot-Scale Study
14. Effect of Micropollutants on Disinfection by Products and Antibiotic Resistance Genes of Drinking Water in Biological Activated Carbon Treatment
15. The perfluorooctanoic acid accumulation and release from pipelines promoted growth of bacterial communities and opportunistic pathogens with different antibiotic resistance genes in drinking water.
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