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onlychanging theplastics-specificparameters andcharacteristics.Asamaterial to
model, plastic is uniquegiven itswide rangeof sizes, shapes, anddensities. It can
aggregate or fragment and obtain a biofilm, all of which influence the hydrody-
namics and sizedistributionof theparticles.Thefirstmodelsdeveloped forplastic
transport so far range frommass-balance point-emissionmodels to spatiotempo-
rallyexplicitmodels.Thesemodels,however,havenotyetbeencalibratedbecause
of a lack of data.We recommend that before largemeasurement campaigns start,
units toexpressabundanceofplasticsandmethodsfor theanalysisofplastics in the
environment are standardized, which would increase the usability of the
measurements.
Acknowledgment This studywas fundedby theDutchTechnologyFoundationSTW,projectnr
13940.We acknowledge additional support fromKWR; IMARES;NVWA;RIKILT; theDutch
Ministryof Infrastructureand theEnvironment; theDutchMinistryofHealth,WelfareandSport;
WageningenFood&BiobasedResearch;STOWA;RIWA;andwaterboardsHoogheemraadschap
van Delfland, Zuiderzeeland, Rijn en IJssel, Vechtstromen, Scheldestromen, Aa en Maas,
deDommel, andRivierenland.
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Freshwater Microplastics
Emerging Environmental Contaminants?
- Titel
- Freshwater Microplastics
- Untertitel
- Emerging Environmental Contaminants?
- Autoren
- Martin Wagner
- Scott Lambert
- Verlag
- Springer Open
- Datum
- 2018
- Sprache
- englisch
- Lizenz
- CC BY 4.0
- ISBN
- 978-3-319-61615-5
- Abmessungen
- 15.5 x 24.1 cm
- Seiten
- 316
- Kategorien
- Naturwissenschaften Chemie