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Human Health Effects
Marine & Wildlife
Nanoplastics
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Toxicity of nanoplastics to zooplankton is influenced by temperature, salinity, and natural particulate matter
Environmental Science Nano
2022
26 citations
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Tiago F. Lins,
Anna O'Brien,
Talha Köse,
Chelsea M. Rochman,
David Sinton
Summary
Researchers found that increased temperature and salinity promoted nanoplastic toxicity to zooplankton, while the presence of organic matter and natural colloids mitigated toxic effects, suggesting environmental conditions significantly modulate nanoplastic risks.
Increases in temperature/salinity promote nanoplastics toxicity, while organic matter/natural colloids mitigate toxicity.