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Detection Methods
Nanoplastics
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Stable staining of microplastics using conjugated polymer nanoparticles
Environmental Science Nano
2025
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Rachel Coppock
Hannah Peace,
Rachel Coppock
Rachel Coppock
Rachel Coppock
Rachel Coppock
Rachel Coppock
Rachel Coppock
Rachel Coppock
Rachel Coppock
Rachel Coppock
M. Broadsmith,
M. Broadsmith,
Rachel Coppock
Rachel Coppock
Rachel Coppock
Rachel Coppock
Rachel Coppock
Rachel Coppock
Rachel Coppock
Rachel Coppock
Rachel Coppock
Rachel Coppock
Dermott W. O'Callaghan,
Dermott W. O'Callaghan,
D. Kaloudis,
D. Kaloudis,
Rachel Coppock
Rachel Coppock
Mark Green,
Rachel Coppock
Rachel Coppock
Summary
Researchers developed conjugated polymer nanoparticles as a new analytical tool for staining and detecting microplastics, demonstrating stable fluorescent labeling of polystyrene particles that remained effective for at least 2.5 years after initial application.
Polymers
In this paper, we report the use of conjugated polymer nanoparticles as a new analytical tool for the detection of microplastics, with the ability to stain polystyrene effectively for at least 2.5 year after initial detection.
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