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Microplastics settling & convection, experiment 1
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This is a data repository entry for video records of laboratory experiments on microplastic fiber settling behavior in the presence of thermal convection currents. The videos document how synthetic fiber microplastics move and aggregate under simulated environmental conditions. This is a supporting dataset rather than a standalone research article.
Collection includes video records of laboratory experiments on microplastics settling in the presence of thermal convection. Synthetic fibers were used.
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