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Clarence Edward Choi

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Water Research|December 17, 2024
Towards A universal settling model for microplastics with diverse shapes: Machine learning breaking morphological barriersJiaqi Zhang, Clarence Edward Choi
Environmental Science & Technology|December 28, 2021
Improved Settling Velocity for Microplastic Fibers: A New Shape-Dependent Drag ModelJiaqi Zhang, Clarence Edward Choi
Water Research|April 28, 2022
Towards realistic predictions of microplastic fiber transport in aquatic environments: Secondary motionsClarence Edward Choi, Jiaqi Zhang, Zhengyu Liang
Environment International|November 3, 2024
Effects of microplastics on the rheological properties of sediment slurries in aquatic environmentsJiaqi Zhang, Clarence Edward Choi, Feihong Gao
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Water Research|December 17, 2024
Towards A universal settling model for microplastics with diverse shapes: Machine learning breaking morphological barriersJiaqi Zhang, Clarence Edward Choi
Environmental Science & Technology|December 28, 2021
Improved Settling Velocity for Microplastic Fibers: A New Shape-Dependent Drag ModelJiaqi Zhang, Clarence Edward Choi
Water Research|April 28, 2022
Towards realistic predictions of microplastic fiber transport in aquatic environments: Secondary motionsClarence Edward Choi, Jiaqi Zhang, Zhengyu Liang
Environment International|November 3, 2024
Effects of microplastics on the rheological properties of sediment slurries in aquatic environmentsJiaqi Zhang, Clarence Edward Choi, Feihong Gao
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