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Surface modification of polypropylene macroporous membrane to improve its antifouling characteristics in a submerged membrane-bioreactor: H2O plasma treatment

Hai-Yin Yu    
Zhao-Qi Tang    
Lei Huang    
Gang Cheng    
Wei Li    
Jin Zhou    
Meng-Gang Yan    
Jia-Shan Gu    
Xian-Wen Wei    

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