Science & Environment

Mathematics/Physics/Chemistry

Test: E171 and E551 nanos in your food and cosmetics

Émission

On en parle
19 November 2019

Sofia Martin Caba

Sciences et de médecine, UNIFR

Additives E171 and E551, also known as titanium dioxide and silicon dioxide, are present in many consumer products.

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