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Freezing-induced microplastic degradation in an anoxic Fe(<scp>ii</scp>)-containing solution: the key role of Fe(<scp>iv</scp>) and ·OH
Environmental Science Nano
2023
8 citations
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Score: 40
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Jiaxin Lv,
Chen Tian,
Chen Tian,
Jiaxin Lv,
Zhen Wu,
Zhen Wu,
Ruixin Chen,
Jiaxin Lv,
Ruixin Chen,
Zhen Wu,
Song Han,
Yang Bai,
Song Han,
Zhang Lin
Chen Tian,
Zhang Lin
Mengye Wang,
Zhang Lin
Zhang Lin
Zhang Lin
Zhang Lin
Zhang Lin
Zhang Lin
Summary
Researchers found that freezing accelerates microplastic degradation in iron-containing anoxic solutions, driven by highly reactive iron(IV) species and hydroxyl radicals generated through freeze-induced concentration of iron cycling reactions.
The Fe( iii )/Fe( ii ) cycle together with newly formed EPFRs and H 2 O 2 can cause microplastic degradation in ice.
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