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On the microplasticity and dynamic strain aging in an FeAlCrMo complex-concentrated alloy [PDF]
We show by acoustic emission analysis that FeAlCrMo complex-concentrated alloy (CCA) exhibits signatures of self-organization of deformation processes during both microplasticity and serrated flow (dynamic strain aging). Due to complex microstructures of CCAs and scarcity of literature data, these novel alloys are a prominent subject of future research
arxiv
Neustonic microplastic and zooplankton in the North Western Mediterranean Sea [PDF]
Amandine Collignon+5 more
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Microplastic (MP) has emerged as a significant environmental challenge due to increased plastic production and its widespread presence in the environment.
Philipp Lau+7 more
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Hubs for Interactive Literature (HILs) as a Complimentary Visual Tool for Reviews
In the last few years, microplastics research has exploded, with the field exploring new procedures and techniques that focus on a variety of scientific and policy issues.
Katie Stallings+4 more
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Isolation of microplastics in biota-rich seawater samples and marine organisms [PDF]
Matthew Cole+5 more
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We introduce a novel microscopic image dataset augmented with segmentation and detection labels specifically designed for microplastic analysis in sewage environments.
Gwanghee Lee+4 more
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Surface plasmon resonance sensor based on a novel prism for the detection of a broad range of polymers [PDF]
Microplastics are pervasive pollutants that pose threats to the environment and human health. Detecting them reliably represents a crucial step toward finding solutions. While traditional techniques like vibrational and mass spectroscopies are time-consuming and have limitations in analysing polymers with pigment additives, surface plasmon resonance ...
arxiv
The Quantification of Microplastics in Salt Water from Five Los Angeles Beaches
Microplastics are defined as plastic particles from 1 to 5,000 μm. Through their hydrophobic properties and the concept of biomagnification, microplastics\u27 small size make them a large threat to marine life and even humans.
Landers, Grace
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