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Fig 7- Flow Diagram of Plastic Waste Generation and Leakages (Source — NPC 2020)

Figure 7 - Flow Diagram of Plastic Waste Generation and Leakages (Source — NPC 2020)

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Fig 1 Primary microplastics released into the world’s oceans on a global scale. Micro plastic has classified into two class; primary and econdary micro plastic, Different definition has been used in
Fig 1 Primary microplastics released into the world’s oceans on a global scale. Micro plastic has classified into two class; primary and econdary micro plastic, Different definition has been used in
Fig 2 showing the distribution of microplastic.
Fig 2 showing the distribution of microplastic.
Figure -3,4 Currently used Physical and chemical methods for micro plastic analysis.
Figure -3,4 Currently used Physical and chemical methods for micro plastic analysis.
hydrodynamic and climatic parameters such as wave height, flow velocity, and wind speed (NPC 2020). A. Microplastic Pollution in Aquatic Environment
hydrodynamic and climatic parameters such as wave height, flow velocity, and wind speed (NPC 2020). A. Microplastic Pollution in Aquatic Environment
According to the National Productivity Council (NPC) Micro-plastic surveys were conducted in the Yamuna River on the 21st and 12th of February 2020 in Agra, and on the 08.02.2020, at Prayagraj, on the Ganga, Yamuna, and Sangam. The following are the locations of micro-plastic sampling depicted in figure 3. The samples were collected using a Neutson Net with a mesh size of 300 micrometres, and the microplastics were detected using an FTIR Microscope (figure 4).
According to the National Productivity Council (NPC) Micro-plastic surveys were conducted in the Yamuna River on the 21st and 12th of February 2020 in Agra, and on the 08.02.2020, at Prayagraj, on the Ganga, Yamuna, and Sangam. The following are the locations of micro-plastic sampling depicted in figure 3. The samples were collected using a Neutson Net with a mesh size of 300 micrometres, and the microplastics were detected using an FTIR Microscope (figure 4).
Prayagaraj had a reasonably high concentration (2.43 MPs/ m?) (Al). Fig 6-Pictorial flow chart of micro plastic sampling (Source-NPC2020)
Prayagaraj had a reasonably high concentration (2.43 MPs/ m?) (Al). Fig 6-Pictorial flow chart of micro plastic sampling (Source-NPC2020)
Table-2. Microplastics abundance, kinds, and sources from diverse areas were studied.
Table-2. Microplastics abundance, kinds, and sources from diverse areas were studied.
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