Bryan Johnson· Author
Only particles ≥ 30 µm were counted — nanoplastics are unknown.
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Only particles ≥ 30 µm were counted — nanoplastics are unknown.
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and then of course we talk about what are called Nano Plastics which are particles that are smaller than one micrometer or micrometer um so so 1 1,000th of a meter