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Biodegradable plastics in soil: a significant gap from microplastics to nanoplastics and oligomers
Environmental Science Nano
2025
7 citations
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Qian Zhou,
Qian Zhou,
Calvin Q. Pan,
Jian Wei,
Ji'an Wei,
Bingshen Liu,
Zhiyuan Ma,
Bingshen Liu,
Daoyong Zhang,
Xiangliang Pan,
Jing Wei,
Jing Wei,
Xiangliang Pan
Summary
This study examines the fragmentation of biodegradable plastics in soil, focusing on the intermediate products formed as these materials break down from microplastics to nanoplastics and oligomers. The research highlights a significant knowledge gap regarding the environmental risks posed by these intermediate degradation products in soil ecosystems.
Fragmentation processes of BPs and the environment risks posed by BP intermediate products in soil.