Microbubble-induced erosion releases micro- and nanoplastics into water
Dunzhu Li(Trinity College Dublin), John J. Boland(Trinity College Dublin), Christopher Hill(Trinity College Dublin), Yunhong Shi(Trinity College Dublin), Songheng Jin(Huzhou University), Peiying Kang(Xi'an University of Technology), Jing Jing Wang(Trinity College Dublin), Liwen Xiao(Jiangnan University), John E. Sader(California Institute of Technology), Richard Unitt, Manuel Ruether(Trinity College Dublin), Xiaocheng Pan(Animal Science Research Institute), Bo Zhao(Hohai University), Emmet D. Sheerin(Trinity College Dublin), Ming Ming Cheng(Trinity College Dublin), Hua Qin(Zhejiang A & F University), V. Bolikava(Trinity College Dublin), Qidong Yin(University Town of Shenzhen)
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