Detection of microplastics in water sources and drinking water on the Káraný water treatment plant
Abstract
At the Káraný water treatment plant there were made water sampling for the detection of microplastic particles. Individual water samples were taken from various sources intended for drinking water production and also at different stages of the treatment process.
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