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A new study reveals that microplastics, which are often thought to be inert, can interact with water. This finding raises concerns about the potential effects on biological systems, as water is a fundamental component of both the environment and living organisms.
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A new study reveals that microplastics, which are often thought to be inert, can interact with water. This finding raises concerns about the potential effects on biological systems, as water is a fundamental component of both the environment and living organisms.
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Microplastics React With Water, a New Study Says. That’s a Problem for Biology
Study Finds Microplastics Can React with Water, Affecting Biological Systems