MicroplastiX WP2 SOPs

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Standard operating procedures for the JPI Oceans project MicroplastiX Sample treatment (file: MicroPlastiX_WP2_SOP_sampleTreatment.docx) practical MP work recommendation organic matrix removal density separation Spectroscopy (file: MicroPlastiX_WP2_SOP_analytical.docx) specifically recommending how to measure spectra on polymer sheets in the joint weathering and biofilm experiments

Funded by the European JPI Oceans Initiative. Project MicroPlastiX.

Keywords

spectroscopy, microplastics, sop

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