TiO₂-based nanoparticles released in water from commercialized sunscreens in a life-cycle perspective: structures and quantities.
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Armand Masion | Jérôme Labille | Mélanie Auffan | Jérôme Rose | Daniel Borschneck | Jean-Yves Bottero | Martiane Cabié | J. Rose | J. Bottero | M. Auffan | J. Labille | M. Cabié | A. Masion | D. Borschneck | Céline Botta | C. Botta | Hélène Miche | H. Miche
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