Plasticizers as Microplastics Tracers in Tunisian

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Keywords: microplastics, phthalic acid esters, non-phthalate plasticizers, Mediterranean Sea, microplastics pollution. Citation: Gugliandolo E, Licata P, Crupi R, Albergamo A, Jebara A, Lo Turco V, Potortì AG, Mansour

ORIGINAL RESEARCH published: 03 December 2020 doi: 10.3389/fmars.2020.589398 Plasticizers as Microplastics Tracers in Tunisian Marine

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Phthalates and non-phthalate plasticizers in Tunisian marine

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Seawater, sediment, seagrass and fish from several sites along the Tunisian coast were monitored for several phthalate esters (PAEs) and non-phthalate plasticizers (NPPs)

Plasticizers as Microplastics Tracers in Tunisian Marine Environment Author(s) Gugliandolo, E; Licata, P; Crupi, R; Albergamo, A; Jebara, A; Lo Turco, V; Potorti, AG; Ben

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Plasticizers as Microplastics Tracers in Tunisian Marine

Classification:Chemical Auxiliary Agent, Chemical Auxiliary Agent
Other Names:Plasticizer
Purity:99.5
Type:Plasticizer, Dioctyl Phthalate
Usage:Plasticizer
MOQ:1000KG
Package:25kg/drum
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The new knowledge on the bio-transformations to which the plastic material is subjected, raise concerns about their role as environmental contaminants. Microplastic have been reported to

FIGURE 1 Map illustrating the geographical location of the Mahdia governorate (Tunisia) and of the sampling sites S1–S5 (S1, Mahdia; S2, Rejiche; S3, Salakta; S4, Chebba; S5, Melloulech)

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AUTHOR=Gugliandolo Enrico,Licata Patrizia,Crupi Rosalia,Albergamo Ambrogina,Jebara Amel,Lo Turco Vincenzo,Potortì Angela Giorgia,Mansour Hedi Ben,Cuzzocrea Salvatore

Plasticizers as Microplastics Tracers in Tunisian Marine Environment. Front. Mar. Sci. 7:589398. Gugliandolo et al. Plasticizers From Microplastics of transformation and degradation, such

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Occurrence and seasonal variation of plasticizers

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Toxics, 2021. Micro and nanoplastics are harmful to marine life due to their high level of fragmentation and resistance to degradation. Over the past two decades, marine coastal

This study aimed to determine the abundance, characteristics, and composition of microplastics on the southern side of the Tunisian Mediterranean Sea by using Posidonia

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Can marine flora detect plasticizers?
Thus, marine flora appeared to be a good tool to detect and monitor plasticizers, and further studies of the P. oceanica seagrass areas will help in developing a more comprehensive knowledge of chemicals spreading over a geographical zone.
Do microplastics exist in the Gulf of Gabes?
The main aims of this study were to determine the abundance, identity, and composition of microplastics in the Gulf of Gabes (the southern Mediterranean side of Tunisia) by using PO litter and PO sea balls, by stereomicroscopy and NMR spectroscopy, and with two different protocols of extraction.
Does Posidonia oceanica trap microplastics?
This study aimed to determine the abundance, characteristics, and composition of microplastics on the southern side of the Tunisian Mediterranean Sea by using Posidonia oceanica (P. oceanica) as a crucial trap for microplastics. Samples of Posidonia leaves were collected from the Tunisian coastal area of Gabes-City.
Why is plastic pollution a problem in coastal seagrass areas?
Plastic pollution and microplastic (MP) debris are some of the most significant solid waste pollutants, threatening the marine environment and causing sediment accumulation. Coastal seagrass areas are usually important habitats that support multiple living species and provide several ecosystem services.
Is the Gulf of Gabes a target for plastic pollution?
The Gulf of Gabes is a rich coastal, marine, and freshwater habitat with abundant biological resources, but it is presently under intense human pressure, particularly as an important target for plastic pollution.
Which plastic forms are found in the Gulf of Gabes?
However, Ben Ismail et al. (2022) reported different MP forms in water samples collected in the Gulf of Gabes, with fragments being the most abundant plastic form, while fibers, pellets, films, and foams were detected in only a small fraction.