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How to Build a Microplastics-Free Environment: Strategies for Microplastics Degradation and Plastics Recycling
Microplastics are an emergent yet critical issue for the environment because of high degradation resistance and bioaccumulation. Unfortunately, the current technologies to remove, recycle, or degrade microplastics are insufficient for complete elimination. In addition, the fragmentation and degradat
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