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Detection Methods
Food & Water
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Identification and quantification of microplastics in table sea salts using micro-NIR imaging methods
Analytical Methods
2018
42 citations
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Jixiong Zhang,
Kuangda Tian,
Chunli Lei,
Shungeng Min
Summary
Near-infrared imaging was used to detect and count microplastics in table sea salt samples, providing a faster and more accurate method than visual sorting. Sea salt is a well-documented source of human microplastic ingestion, and better detection methods help quantify this exposure.
A method for the identification and quantification of microplastics in table sea salts. The method meets the need for detecting and automatic counting microplastics simultaneously.