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Upscaling waste human hairs into micro/nanorobots for adsorptive removal of micro/nanoplastics

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By Jiayi Chen, Zhilan Ye, Zifa Wang, Taiyu Ning
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Plastics are extensively utilized in various applications due to their exceptional plasticity, flexibility, durability, stability, and low-cost features. The fragmentation is the process by which plastics decompose into smaller particles once they enter the environment. Decomposed plastics are classified according to their dimensions, wherein microplastics (MPs) have a diameter of less than 5 mm and nanoplastics (NPs) range in diameter from 1 to 1000 nm [1].
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