Millions of microplastics released from a biodegradable polymer during biodegradation/enzymatic hydrolysis
• Large amout of microplastics from biodegradable polyester were formed during enzymatic hydrolysis in aqueous environment. • Microplastics showed heavily eroded surfaces. • Release of microplastics was due to the uneven surface erosion rate. • Hydrolysis products such as acidic monomers and oligome...
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