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Yeah. It would also be nice if they gave some comparison values, like typical microplastic / nanoplastic levels in municipal drinking water.
by D13Fd 2y ago
Yeah. It would also be nice if they gave some comparison values, like typical microplastic / nanoplastic levels in municipal drinking water.
- gwbas1c 2y agoHold your horses! > The researchers say that this new technique will help to advance our understanding of human exposure to nanoplastics. Note my emphasis on "new technique" > In the future, the researchers will apply this approach to analyze more environmental samples, such as tap water, indoor and outdoor air samples, and biological tissues. This is clearly a novel research technique, and this article is about some of the earliest findings.