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M D K Lakmali Gunathilaka
FFD-6 aqueous solution belongs to the class of alkylaryl sulfonates that affect the aquatic ecosystem. Any substance (for example, an antibiotic) that gets into the water transmits information, for example, daphnia. We are trying to figure it out. According to our theory, an aqueous solution of FFD-6 is a quantum material. Daphnia, man is also a quantum material. They transmit information to each other through the water through quantum fluctuations. You can read more about this in our articles.
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As per chemical propertise FFD-6 belongs to the class of alkylaryl sulfonates by which the aquatic ecosystem is suffered very much.
And these type of surfactant as very harmful when it comes into contact with aquatic ecosystem by creating HAB (Harmful Algal Bloom) which actually the main factor of BOD and also lowering the quality of limnological parameter of water.
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