Interface effect of natural precipitated dust on the normal flora of Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus epidermidis
Abstract This study aimed to evaluate the interface effect between five types of natural precipitated dust and two normal floras. Five kinds of natural dust (FC-$ 1^{#} $, FC-$ 2^{#} $, FC-$ 15^{#} $, FC-$ 18^{#} $, and FC-$ 21^{#} $) were collected, and particle size and chemical components were de...
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