Aging Processes
Aging Processes is a chemical phenomenon characterized by the progressive alteration of microplastics' physical and chemical properties over time due to environmental exposure, distinguishing it from initial formation or primary pollution processes through its focus on long-term degradation mechanisms.
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ON THE NATURE OF THE AGING PROCESS
Leo Szilard · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · 1959 · 645 citations · Full text
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