Science & Space
Microplastics water reaction makes tiny plastics chemically active
New findings show microplastics become chemically active in water, creating reactive compounds that could threaten cells and ecosystems.
New findings show microplastics become chemically active in water, creating reactive compounds that could threaten cells and ecosystems.
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