Detection of Micro Polymers of Physical–Chemical and Biological Degradation Processes by μFTIR Spectroscopy

Abdel Alejandro Portocarrero Banda; Naysha Yamelit Meza Elguera; Stephanie Elena Sosa Pulcha; Leopoldo Soto; Hugo Guillermo Jiménez Pacheco; Hugo Guillermo Jiménez Pacheco

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-61956-4_15

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Detection of Micro Polymers of Physical–Chemical and Biological Degradation Processes by μFTIR Spectroscopy

Earth and environmental sciences library 2025

Abdel Alejandro Portocarrero Banda, Naysha Yamelit Meza Elguera, Stephanie Elena Sosa Pulcha, Leopoldo Soto, Hugo Guillermo Jiménez Pacheco, Hugo Guillermo Jiménez Pacheco

Summary

Researchers used micro-FTIR spectroscopy to detect and identify plastic polymers produced by physical, chemical, and biological degradation in various environmental samples. Developing reliable detection methods for degraded micro-polymers is essential for accurately measuring the true extent of microplastic contamination in water and environmental matrices.

Research in micro plastics is a current trend in scientific research in the environmental area, circular economy and water resources. The detection of polymers from different matrices has relevance for the development of methodologies that make it possible to obtain...

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