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Mass spectrometry as a powerful analytical tool for the characterization of indoor airborne microplastics and nanoplastics

Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectrometry 2021 66 citations ? Citation count from OpenAlex, updated daily. May differ slightly from the publisher's own count. Score: 45 ? 0–100 AI score estimating relevance to the microplastics field. Papers below 30 are filtered from public browse.
Milica Velimirović Milica Velimirović Anna Rotander, Anna Rotander, Milica Velimirović Milica Velimirović Milica Velimirović Eduardo Bolea‐Fernandez, Anna Rotander, Anna Rotander, Kristof Tirez, Kristof Tirez, Anna Rotander, Anna Rotander, Eduardo Bolea‐Fernandez, Sandra Verstraelen, Milica Velimirović Anna Rotander, Eduardo Bolea‐Fernandez, Frank Vanhaecke, Milica Velimirović Anna Rotander, Anna Rotander, Milica Velimirović Anna Rotander, Milica Velimirović Anna Rotander, Anna Rotander, Anna Rotander, Anna Rotander, Kristof Tirez, Milica Velimirović Anna Rotander, Eduardo Bolea‐Fernandez, Milica Velimirović Anna Rotander, Anna Rotander, Anna Rotander, Evelien Frijns, Milica Velimirović Anna Rotander, Anna Rotander, Frank Vanhaecke, Eduardo Bolea‐Fernandez, Kristof Tirez, Milica Velimirović Milica Velimirović Eduardo Bolea‐Fernandez, Kristof Tirez, Frank Vanhaecke, Anna Rotander, Anna Rotander, Anna Rotander, Anna Rotander, Anna Rotander, Sylvie Rémy, Anna Rotander, Anna Rotander, Anna Rotander, Anna Rotander, Anna Rotander, Kristof Tirez, Kristof Tirez, Gudrun Koppen, Frank Vanhaecke, Frank Vanhaecke, Kristof Tirez, Milica Velimirović Milica Velimirović Milica Velimirović Anna Rotander, Milica Velimirović Anna Rotander, Anna Rotander, Milica Velimirović Anna Rotander, Kristof Tirez, Milica Velimirović Kristof Tirez, Eduardo Bolea‐Fernandez, Frank Vanhaecke, Milica Velimirović Frank Vanhaecke, Frank Vanhaecke, Milica Velimirović Frank Vanhaecke, Milica Velimirović

Summary

This review covers recent mass spectrometry-based analytical methods for determining the size, chemical identity, and quantity of microplastics and nanoplastics in indoor air and dust. It highlights how advances in single-particle mass spectrometry are enabling more sensitive detection of nano-sized plastic fragments in indoor environments.

In this review we discuss the novel developments in mass spectrometry-based analytical methods for size determination, chemical identification, and quantification of the microplastic and nanoplastic in indoor air and dust.

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