Nanoparticles for microbial control in water: mechanisms, applications, and ecological implications
David B. Olawade(York St John University), Abimbola O. Ige(University of Ibadan), Ojima Z. Wada(University of Ibadan), Oluwaseun Fapohunda(University of Arizona), Bamise I. Egbewole(Virginia Tech), Olawale Ajisafe(Mississippi State University)
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