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0 g L-1 at salinity 10, after 72 h for both REEs. For Ulva lactuca optimal conditions were stock density of 5.5 g L-1 at salinity 10 with a contact time of 72 h for both REEs. Between species, U. lactuca showed to be the most promising, with removal efficiencies up to 98% for Nd and 89% for Dy. Findings substantiate the potential of the proposed process for obtaining Nd and Dy from secondary sources, particularly from low-level contaminated waters.Mercury exists in various forms in the environment and the indigenous bacteria media
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