Microplastic profile, fate, and degradation pathways: Unraveling removal mechanisms in six full-scale dyeing and printing wastewater treatment plants
Key Points
Microplastic removal mechanisms are effectively identified in wastewater treatment plants, revealing significant insights.
The study showcases that six full-scale wastewater treatment plants effectively handle microplastic concentrations up to 200 mg/L.
Observational analysis across six full-scale dyeing and printing wastewater treatment plants provides detailed degradation pathways.
Highlighting the importance of understanding removal mechanisms may enable better environmental protection strategies.
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Microplastic profile, fate, and degradation pathways: Unraveling removal mechanisms in six full-scale dyeing and printing wastewater treatment plants | Synapse