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Risk Assessment of Algal Blooms in the Qiantang River Basin, Zhejiang Province, China: Integrating Biomass, Community Dynamics, and Bloom-Associated Functional Traits

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By Xue Xue, Yingchun Fan, Jiahui Dong, Yongjin Chen
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Understanding mechanisms governing phytoplankton succession under nutrient fluctuations is essential for algal bloom prevention. Using the Qiantang River Basin as a model system encompassing mesotrophic to mid-eutrophic conditions, we investigated phytoplankton assemblages shifts, bloom-forming traits, and main regulatory mechanisms behind nutrient-driven phytoplankton dynamics.
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Cascaded Utilization of Magnetite Nanoparticles@Onion-Like Carbons from Wastewater Purification to Supercapacitive Energy Storage

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By Xin Jiao, Min Xiao, Fengshi Cai, Yingchun Fan
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Cascaded Utilization of Magnetite Nanoparticles@Onion-Like Carbons from Wastewater Purification to Supercapacitive Energy Storage Developing high-performance carbon-based materials for environmental and energy-related applications produces solid wastes with secondary pollution to environment at the end of their service lives. It is still challenging to utilize these functional materials in a sustainable manner in different fields.
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