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    Zhao W, Han M, Dai S, Xu J, Wang P.
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    Verweij F, Booij K, Satumalay K, van der Molen N, van der Oost R.
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    Ke R, Xu Y, Wang Z, Khan SU.
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  • 33. HPLC-PFD determination of priority pollutant PAHs in water, sediment, and semipermeable membrane devices.
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  • 34. Application of semipermeable membrane device for assessing toxicity in drinking water.
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