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Evaluating the impact of digestion pre-treatments on microplastics using NIR spectroscopy
Microplastics represent the biggest proportion of plastic residues found in the environment. Their monitoring often requires the elimination of organic matrices through digestion treatments, as these matrices hinder their detection and identification. NIR spectroscopy is a rapid technique for microp
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