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Exposure to microplastic associated chemicals upon oral consumption of microplastics
Socio-Environmental Systems Modeling
2020
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Ruud Peters,
Ruud Peters,
Ruud Peters,
Hans Bouwmeester
Ruud Peters,
Hans Bouwmeester
Ruud Peters,
Ruud Peters,
Ruud Peters,
Hans Bouwmeester
Ruud Peters,
Ruud Peters,
Ruud Peters,
Hans Bouwmeester
Ruud Peters,
Hans Bouwmeester
Hans Bouwmeester
Hans Bouwmeester
Ruud Peters,
Ruud Peters,
Ruud Peters,
Ruud Peters,
Ruud Peters,
Hans Bouwmeester
Hans Bouwmeester
Hans Bouwmeester
Ruud Peters,
Hans Bouwmeester
Hans Bouwmeester
Summary
This thesis quantified the release of plastic-associated chemical contaminants from microplastics during simulated human digestion, measuring how much of these chemicals actually leach out under stomach and intestinal conditions. The research helps estimate the chemical exposure humans receive when they ingest microplastics through food and water.
Quantification of release of micro-plastic associated organic contaminants in a human digestion model
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