Development of a powdered activated charcoal sodium alginate hydrogel bead concentration method for detecting viruses in wastewater

Environmental Science: Water Research & Technology, Jun 2024

DOI: 10.1039/d4ew00370e

Development of a powdered activated charcoal sodium alginate hydrogel bead concentration method for detecting viruses in wastewater

Gouthro, Madison ; Hayes, Emalie K. ; Lewis, Naomi ; Fuller, Megan ; Shojaei, Jamileh ; Frampton, John ; Stoddart, Amina K. ; Gagnon, Graham A.

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Developing a simple and cost-effective wastewater concentration method using powdered activated charcoal sodium alginate (PAC-NaA) hydrogel beads, enhanced for capturing viruses.

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Development of a powdered activated charcoal sodium alginate hydrogel bead concentration method for detecting viruses in wastewater

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