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The most effective sorbent for Ni(II) removal is the Mg0·4Zn0·6Fe2O4 sample (93.2%). Modeling the antistructure provides deeper insight into the mechanism of heavy metal adsorption. The obtained magnesium-zinc ferrites are promising magnetic adsorbents for removing chromate and nickel ions from the environment.Two batches of 15NH4+ and 15NO3- labeling experiments were conducted to understand the complex nitrogen (N) fates and transformations in bioretention systems, respectively. The fates of 15NH4+ were first traced in six bioretentio
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