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Catalysis and chemistry

Catalysis and chemistry

Magnetic nanosprings break down microplastic pollutants

01 Aug 2019 Isabelle Dumé
Microplastic debris in cosmetics
Microplastic debris in cosmetics under optical microscopy. Credit: Xiaoguang Duan / Matter
Microplastic pollution is becoming a serious problem worldwide and is dangerous for both aquatic lif

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