ArticleEnvironmental science & technology2025
Real-Time Detection of Urban Atmospheric Micro-Nanoplastics and Their Chemical Mixing State Using Bioaerosol Single-Particle Mass Spectrometry.
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Atmospheric micro-nanoplastics (MNPs) serve as key vectors for the global dispersion of plastic pollutants and act as reactive interfaces for atmospheric species, modifying their physicochemical properties and influencing environmental transport dynamics. However, existing methods lack the temporal resolution and specificity to characterize MNP mixing states and pollutant interactions in real time. To address this gap, we developed an innovative approach employing bioaerosol single-particle mass spectrometry (Bio-SPAMS) for simultaneous detection of polystyrene MNPs (PS MNPs; 0.3-2 μm) and their chemical associations with co-pollutants. Three diagnostic tracer ions,
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