An investigation into the stability and degradation of plastics in aquatic environments using a large-scale field-deployment study

The fragmentation of plastic debris is a key pathway to the formation of microplastic pollution. These disintegration processes depend on the materials' physical and chemical characteristics, but insight into these interrelationships is still limited, especially under natural conditions. Five p...

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Veröffentlicht in:	The Science of the total environment 2024-03, Vol.917, p.170301-170301, Article 170301
Hauptverfasser:	Theobald, Beatrix, Risani, Regis, Donaldson, Lloyd, Bridson, James H., Kingsbury, Joanne M., Pantos, Olga, Weaver, Louise, Lear, Gavin, Pochon, Xavier, Zaiko, Anastasija, Smith, Dawn A., Anderson, Ross, Davy, Ben, Davy, Steph, Doake, Fraser, Masterton, Hayden, Audrezet, François, Maday, Stefan D.M., Wallbank, Jessica A., Barbier, Maxime, Greene, Angelique F., Parker, Kate, Harris, Jessica, Northcott, Grant L., Abbel, Robert
Format:	Artikel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Artificial ageing Biodegradation crystal structure environment exposure duration Marine environment microplastics New Zealand pollution polyethylene Polymeric material seawater wastewater treatment Wastewater treatment plant
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