Release of hazardous nanoplastic contaminants due to microplastics fragmentation under shear stress forces

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RT @DrSCoffin: Enfrin et al. (2020). Release of hazardous nanoplastic contaminants due to microplastics fragmentation under shear stress fo…

@MicroPlastic101 @MarineSteph @HAZMAT_journal In lieu of CRMs, one way to simulate relevant human exposure may be to generate nanoplastics from microplastics through a mock drinking water treatment process, e.g. - https://t.co/67VLizy2Wj

Enfrin et al. (2020). Release of hazardous nanoplastic contaminants due to microplastics fragmentation under shear stress forces. Journal of Hazardous Materials. https://t.co/67VLizy2Wj

#Wastewater and #DrinkingWater treatment processes fragment #microplastics into smaller #nanoplastics through shear stress. Typical treatment plant generates 10x more nanoplastic particles than what's in source water. @HAZMAT_journal https://t.co/LyYm5…

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