Nanoparticles: synthesis and applications
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Smaller, positively charged 30 nm PS-NPs cause the most severe phytotoxicity to Vallisneria natans, reducing biomass by 29.5% and impairing Photosystem II function.
Synthetic microbiomes enable unprecedented control over nanoparticle size and stability, enhancing robustness and selectivity in environmental nanomanufacturing.
Polystyrene micro/nanoplastics (50 nm and 500 nm) significantly increase tetracycline hydrochloride toxicity in Paramecium tetraurelia, with effects varying by particle size.
Iron (Fe) deposition rates in railway station dust are highest among metals, with a geometric mean of 325 ng cm -2 month -1, and are influenced by station features.
Surface functionalization of polystyrene nanoparticles determines phytotoxic effects in Chlorella vulgaris, with amino- and carboxyl groups causing distinct oxidative responses.
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