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GCov/Raman-Automation-for-Small-Microplastic-Particles: ChemRxiv1
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Researchers developed an automated Raman spectroscopy workflow for characterizing small microplastic particles, providing code and methodology to streamline chemical identification of MPs at fine size fractions that manual analysis struggles to process at scale.
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