Sediment Flocculation is a process in which fine-grained suspended sediment particles aggregate into larger, cohesive units called flocs due to interparticle electrochemical attractions and hydrodynamic conditions, distinguishing it from discrete particle settling by emphasizing the role of physicochemical interactions and fluid dynamics in enhancing particle aggregation in aquatic environments.
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Rethinking what constitutes suspended sediment
Ian G. Droppo · Hydrological Processes · 2001 · 403 citations
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