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further research. In particular, persistence and accumulation potential for the materi-
als should be evaluated so that places of higher concentration of free CNT fiber can
be identified and studied.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
We thank Wendel Wohlleben for his very helpful comments and for the contribution
of Table 18.1 to this chapter.
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