2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.envpol.2021.116949
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Experimental evidence of plastic particles transfer at the water-air interface through bubble bursting

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“…Although we assume that nanoplastics at the Siberian site originate from terrestrial sources, we cannot rule out an oceanic source. Marine waters are capable of ejecting plastics through a process of bubble burst and wave action, with the ejected plastics then being available for wind transport [59,60]. Our site is just 150 km from the coast and the dispersion models show that particles do arrive at the site from above the ocean (figure 5), and so we acknowledge that this is also a viable route for plastics to enter these waterbodies.…”
Section: An Aerial Origin Of Nanoplasticsmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…Although we assume that nanoplastics at the Siberian site originate from terrestrial sources, we cannot rule out an oceanic source. Marine waters are capable of ejecting plastics through a process of bubble burst and wave action, with the ejected plastics then being available for wind transport [59,60]. Our site is just 150 km from the coast and the dispersion models show that particles do arrive at the site from above the ocean (figure 5), and so we acknowledge that this is also a viable route for plastics to enter these waterbodies.…”
Section: An Aerial Origin Of Nanoplasticsmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…34,35 On a planetary scale, modeling the compositions of sea spray aerosol is essential since it dictates the radiant properties of the atmosphere, in addition to impacting atmospheric pollution, global climate, and ecological and material cycles, 2,27, [73][74][75] with nanoplastics and microplastics found in sea spray aerosols being of major concern in recent years. 20,21 By advancing the quantification of the particulate concentration in bubble bursting aerosols, our study may be incorporated into a global model for more accurate prediction of sea spray aerosol compositions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[1][2][3][4] In natural water bodies, bubbles are typically smaller than a millimeter in diameter, [5][6][7][8] and mainly produce jet drops with a typical size of several to dozens of microns instead of film drops. [9][10][11][12][13] These small drops may remain suspended in the air, containing various compositions from the bulk water, 14 such as sea salts, 3,15 surfactants, 16,17 oil spills, 18,19 nanoplastic and microplastic particles, 20,21 and even nano/micro-sized organisms. [22][23][24] Therefore, bubble bursting jets play an important role in mediating mass transfer across the air-water interface in a wide range of industrial, geological, and biological phenomena, including the flavor release from sparkling beverages 25 , sea spray aerosol generation, 3,13,26 oceanic vegetative reproduction, 27 and airborne pathogen transmission.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The aging process caused by UV light could alter the surface charge density and even the Hamaker constant of plastics, thus affecting their aggregation behavior in the environment [ 71 ]. Previous studies demonstrated that NPs could be transferred from the marine environment to the atmosphere by the rupture of bubbles on the sea surface and that the mobility of UV-aged PP-NPs was higher than that of incipient PP-NPs [ 72 ]. The photoaged MPs have a stronger migration ability and a larger cumulative flux ratio in the soil profile.…”
Section: Environmental Risks Of Mps After Photoagingmentioning
confidence: 99%