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Correction: Lenz, R. and Labrenz, M. Small Microplastic Sampling in Water: Development of an Encapsulated Filtration Device. Water 2018, 10, 1055
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This is a published correction to an earlier study by Lenz and Labrenz on small microplastic sampling methods, clarifying or updating specific findings or methodological details. Corrections like this are important for maintaining the integrity of the scientific record on microplastic detection.
In the published article [1], the authors realized some errors concerning the spelling of a product and company name in the Section 2 [...]
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