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Detection Methods
Environmental Sources
Nanoplastics
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Raman tweezers for tire and road wear micro- and nanoparticles analysis
Environmental Science Nano
2021
35 citations
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Raymond Gillibert,
Alessandro Magazzù,
Agnese Callegari,
David Bronte Ciriza,
Antonino Foti,
M. G. Donato,
Onofrio M. Maragò,
Giovanni Volpe,
Marc Lamy de la Chapelle,
Fabienne Lagarde,
P. G. Gucciardi
Summary
Researchers demonstrated that Raman tweezers can trap and chemically characterize individual micro- and nanoparticles generated from tire abrasion and brake pad friction, offering a tool for analyzing these emerging environmental contaminants at the nanoscale.
Raman tweezers allow us to trap and analyze nanoparticles generated during tire abrasion and brake pad friction.