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A non-contact in situ approach for detecting fluorescent microplastic particles in flowing water using fluorescence spectroscopy
Environmental Science Advances
2025
Nico Merck,
Jonas Otto,
Martin Schaeper,
Nils Damaschke
Summary
Researchers developed a non-contact in situ method combining fluorescence spectroscopy and interferometric particle imaging to detect, characterise, and classify fluorescent polypropylene microplastic particles in flowing water.
Polymers
This study combines fluorescence spectroscopy and interferometric particle imaging to detect, characterise and classify fluorescent polypropylene microplastic particles in flow.