Microplastics Turn Chemically Reactive in Water, Raising New Health Concerns
A new Nature study shows that microplastic surfaces become chemically reactive in water, generating tissue-damaging radicals that may explain links...
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A new Nature study shows that microplastic surfaces become chemically reactive in water, generating tissue-damaging radicals that may explain links...
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A new Nature Communications study shows that nonbridging surface oxygens, modulated by calcium versus magnesium cations, govern why some olivines...
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