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Physical and Chemical Characterisation of Ophthalmic Lenses Grinding Wastewater: Uncovering Environmental Implications

2025-11-04

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>The ophthalmic industry's eyewear lens production generates substantial waste during the lens grinding processes, contributing to significant environmental challenges. This process consumes approximately 20 litres of water per eyeglass lens pair, which is subsequently discharged directly into wastewater systems, releasing a complex mixture of pollutants, including micro and nanoplastics...

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271ee4fd-09de-5677-8906-eadf3d9c642d
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-7752635/v1
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