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Characterizing nanoplastic suspensions of increasing complexity: inter-laboratory comparison of size measurements using dynamic light scattering
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An inter-laboratory comparison evaluated methods for characterizing nanoplastic suspensions of increasing complexity, highlighting the lack of well-characterized test materials as a major barrier to reliable nanoplastic toxicity studies. The study aimed to improve harmonization of nanoplastic size and property measurements across research groups.
Correction: Characterizing nanoplastic suspensions of increasing complexity: inter-laboratory comparison of size measurements using dynamic light scattering
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