Abstract Both Bisphenol A (BPA) and polystyrene nanoplastics (PSNPs) are routinely found
in several consumer products such as packaging materials, flame retardants, and cosmetics …

The contamination of the aquatic environment with microplastics has become a global
environmental concern. Microplastic particles can be shredded to form smaller nanoplastics …

The increase in the daily usage of the plastics aggravates their risk of accumulation in the
freshwater bodies. The extra polymeric substances (EPS) secreted by the freshwater algae …

The toxic effect of waterborne nanoplastics is a manifestation of bio-nano interfacial
interactions. Although nanoplastics with different physicochemical characteristics are known …

The ubiquitous nature of plastics, particularly nanoplastics, raises concern about their
potential effects on primary producer microalgae. Currently, the impacts and potential …

Nano-and microplastics pose severe risks to the ecological environment. Nanoplastics
(NPs) not only directly affect aquatic organisms, but also adsorb to other pollutants, resulting …

The potential hazards of nanoparticles (NPs) to the environment and to living organisms
need to be considered for a safe development of nanotechnology. In the present study, the …

The importance of attention to unravel the interaction of nano-plastic particles (NPs) with
natural acidic organic polymer (NAOP) in freshwater environment should not be neglected …

Unabated use of nanoplastics (< 1 μm) in the consumer products and their consequent
release to the marine environment poses a substantial threat to the marine ecosystem. The …

Plastic pollution has become a pressing issue due to its persistence in the environment.
Smaller plastics are more easily ingested, potentially exerting greater influences on …