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Nanomaterials for microplastic remediation from aquatic environment: Why nano matters?

Goh et al., 2022

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7059652890444931693
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Goh P
Kang H
Ismail A
Khor W
Quen L
Higgins D
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Chemosphere

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The contamination of microplastics in aquatic environment is regarded as a serious threat to ecosystem especially to aquatic environment. Microplastic pollution associated problems including their bioaccumulation and ecological risks have become a major concern of the …
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