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Humic acid, a kind of widespread organic macromolecule on earth, is naturally formed through the microbial biodegradation of plant, animal, and microorganism residues. Because of the large number of active functional groups (phenolic hydroxyl and carboxyl), humic acid has been considered as a biocompatible, green, and low-cost biosurfactant recently. In this work, based on the sensitivity of humic acid to the external chemical environment, the oil/water interfacial behavior of sodium humate at different pH or in the presence of metal ions is close
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