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Organisms6

Alcaligenes faecalis Ectothiorhodospiraceae Pteris Bacteriophages Ralstonia Oxalobacteraceae

Diseases1

Arsenic Poisoning

Chemicals and Drugs24

Arsenites Sodium Compounds Arsenite Transporting ATPases Arsenates Arsenic Ion Pumps Antimony Teratogens Arsenate Reductases Arsenicals Aquaglyceroporins Bentonite Silicon Dioxide Antimony Potassium Tartrate Water Pollutants, Chemical Aluminum Silicates Polystyrenes Charcoal Surface-Active Agents Hydroxyapatites Cadmium Chloride Membranes, Artificial Water Solutions

Phenomena and Processes8

Adsorption Surface Properties Surface Tension Kinetics Hydrogen-Ion Concentration Biofouling Air Oxidation-Reduction

Technology, Industry, Agriculture3

Polystyrenes Glass Membranes, Artificial

Health Care2

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Arsenites Adsorption Sodium Compounds Arsenite Transporting ATPases Arsenates Arsenic Ion Pumps Surface Properties Antimony Teratogens Arsenate Reductases Arsenicals Aquaglyceroporins Bentonite Silicon Dioxide Antimony Potassium Tartrate Alcaligenes faecalis Surface Tension Water Pollutants, Chemical Ectothiorhodospiraceae Aluminum Silicates Polystyrenes Kinetics Charcoal Hydrogen-Ion Concentration Pteris Surface-Active Agents Hydroxyapatites Glass Arsenic Poisoning Cadmium Chloride Membranes, Artificial Bacteriophages Biofouling Ralstonia Air Oxidation-Reduction Oxalobacteraceae Water Solutions

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