Microplastics in drinking water? Present state of knowledge and open questions
Abstract
Research studies published so far on microplastics in drinking water prove that both, bottled and tap water, may contain microscopic plastic pieces. Their possible origin ranges from raw water over treatment processes to packaging material and distribution systems. Various analytical techniques were used, which provide more or less reliable results. Consequently, reported amounts of microplastics in drinking water are difficult to compare, if...
Paper Details
Title
Microplastics in drinking water? Present state of knowledge and open questions
Published Date
Oct 1, 2021
Volume
41
Pages
44 - 51
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