Gel-forming exopolysaccharides explain basic differences between structures of aerobic sludge granules and floccular sludges.

Gel-forming exopolysaccharides explain basic differences between structures of aerobic sludge granules and floccular sludges.

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Gel-forming exopolysaccharides explain basic differences between structures of aerobic sludge granules and floccular sludges.

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10.1016/J.WATRES.2009.07.018
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