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Summary of the Behavior and Impact of Micro (Nano) Plastics in Aquatic Environment
摘要
Nanoplastics (NP) are microplastics (MP) in which large plastic fragments pass through a natural chain process until finally they are broken down into particles. Just like the natural plastic bio‐chain process that people find now. The potential harm to aquatic organisms and human health is attracting people's attention in this research. It is hoped that the behavior of nanoplastics in the surrounding environment of water bodies and their main effects will be affected by the impact of energy.
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