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According to the comment just above you, that’s not the case, it’s talking about plain paper bags that are then treated. They link to an NIH page as their sourc
by nativeit 2y ago
According to the comment just above you, that’s not the case, it’s talking about plain paper bags that are then treated. They link to an NIH page as their source.
- nativeit 2y agoThat said, the paper states: > To such end, three teabags of different chemical compositions were used in this study: (1) empty nylon-6 (NY6) teabags (as a model of polyamide), (2) empty polypropylene (PP) teabags, and (3) commercially available teabags containing tea, and cellulose as the polymer composition.