The population of coloured textile fibres in domestic washing machines

作者: Rebecca Watt , Claude Roux , James Robertson

DOI: 10.1016/S1355-0306(05)71632-4

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摘要: … washing machines during Spring, in Sydney, Australia. White cotton T-shiIfs were washed both individually, and with a normal household wash … seats, human head hair, and a range of …

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