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Table 1.

Summary of previous studies of ZVI toxicology.

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Figure 1.

Nanofer 25S particles imaged with SEM and Nanofer STAR particles imaged with TEM.

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Figure 2.

Nanofer 25S and Nanofer STAR particle size as a function of pH at 100 mg L−1, over time.

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Figure 3.

Nanofer 25S and Nanofer STAR particle size as a function of ionic strength at 100 mg L−1 and pH 7, over time.

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Figure 4.

Nanofer 25S and Nanofer STAR particle size in different waters at 100 mg L−1, over time.

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Figure 5.

Growth Rate for I. galbana exposed to (a) Nanofer 25S, (b) Nanofer STAR, (c) Fe2+, and (d) Fe3+.

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Figure 6.

Growth Rate for (a) D. tertiolecta and (b) T. pseudonana exposed to Nanofer 25S.

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Figure 7.

Growth Rate for P. subcapitata exposed to (a) Nanofer 25S, (b) Nanofer STAR, (c) Fe2+, and (d) Fe3+.

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Figure 8.

D. magna survival after 4 days in the presence of (a) Nanofer 25S, (b) Nanofer STAR, (c) Fe2+, and (d) Fe3+.

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Figure 9.

D. magna survival over time in the presence of Nanofer 25S and Nanofer STAR at different concentrations, measured as total Fe.

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Table 2.

Summary of results of aggregation and toxicity studies.

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