Microplastics and the New Definition of Water Purity
Microplastic particles have emerged as a significant class of environmental contaminants in recent years. Defined as micro plastic particles smaller than 5,000 µm but larger than 1 µm they are now widely detected across marine and terrestrial ecosystems, as well as in drinking water and biological samples. Although their long-term health implications are still being investigated, early studies indicate potential associations with inflammatory responses, cellular stress, and broader biological interactions.

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