Quantitative assessment of visual microscopy as a tool for microplastic research: Recommendations for improving methods and reporting

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journal：Chemosphere

Authors：Syd Kotar; Rae McNeish; Clare Murphy-Hagan; Violet Renick; Chih-Fen T. Lee; Clare Steele; Amy Lusher; Charles Moore; Elizabeth Minor; Joseph Schroeder; Paul Helm; Keith Rickabaugh; Hannah De Frond; Kristine Gesulga; Wenjian Lao; Keenan Munno; Leah M. Thornton Hampton; Stephen B. Weisberg; Charles S. Wong; Gaurav Amarpuri; Robert C. Andrews; Steven M. Barnett; Silke Christiansen; Win Cowger; Kévin Crampond; Fangni Du; Andrew B. Gray; Jeanne Hankett; Kay Ho; Julia Jaeger; Claire Lilley; Lei Mai; Odette Mina; Eunah Lee; Sebastian Primpke; Samiksha Singh; Joakim Skovly; Theresa Slifko; Suja Sukumaran; Bert van Bavel; Jennifer Van Brocklin; Florian Vollnhals; Chenxi Wu; Chelsea M. Rochman

Published date：2022-12-

DOI：10.1016/j.chemosphere.2022.136449

PDF link：https://www.sciencedirect.com/sc ... 045653522029423/pdf

Article link：https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chemosphere.2022.136449

Article Source：Elsevier BV。

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