8a724e06-d1f6-4244-b91b-cca80011c768 urn:uuid eng UTF-8 nonGeographicDataset nonGeographicDataset 2025-06-23T09:29:57 creation ISO 19115 2016 Microplastic separation techniques on seawater samples: testing accuracy using high-density polyethylene 8a724e06-d1f6-4244-b91b-cca80011c768 The data investigates the effects of commonly used microplastic separation techniques using high-density polyethylene (HDPE) as a model microplastic. Data explores the efficiency of each technique (i.e. visual, density separation, acidic digestion and enzymatic digestion), spiked recovery of microparticles, and potential chemical and physical changes on HDPE from biologically-rich seawater samples. Data was generated through laboratory experimentation at AIMS, Townsville in 2017. Data was analysed statistically to determine difference between treatments. {"type": "Point", "coordinates": [147.0552903413773, -19.267958759775127]} 147.0552903413773 147.0552903413773 -19.267958759775127 -19.267958759775127 Efficacy of Microplastic Separation Techniques on Seawater Samples: Testing Accuracy Using High-Density Polyethylene Michaela E. Miller, Cherie A. Motti, Patricia Menendez, and Frederieke J. Kroon The Biological Bulletin 2021 240:1, 52-66 documentDigital Efficacy of Microplastic Separation Techniques on Seawater Samples: Testing Accuracy Using High-Density Polyethylene Michaela E. Miller, Cherie A. Motti, Patricia Menendez, and Frederieke J. Kroon The Biological Bulletin 2021 240:1, 52-66 HTML All Data Miller et.al.xlsx [size:49 KB] documentDigital All Data Miller et.al.xlsx [size:49 KB] XLSX AIMS Web Site documentDigital audio/basic AIMS Web Site documentDigital audio/basic AIMS Web Site documentDigital audio/basic AIMS Web Site documentDigital audio/basic Unnamed resource documentDigital License Graphic PNG Unnamed resource documentDigital HTML