Interactions between white and black carbon in water: A case study of concurrent aging of microplastics and biochar
Shi Yao(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Daniel C.W. Tsang(Hong Kong University of Science and Technology), Yongrong Bian(Institute of Soil Science), Na Wang(Ministry of Ecology and Environment), Xiaona Li(Gansu Desert Control Research Institute), Yang Song(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Ni Ni(Ministry of Ecology and Environment), Nanthi Bolan(University of South Australia), Xin Jiang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Qiaozhi Zhang(National University of Singapore)
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