Effect and fate study with blue mussels and microplastic in a laboratory experiment: O2 depletion over time

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Autores principales: Laubscher, Aurelia, Hamm, Thea, Lenz, Mark
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Publicado: PANGAEA 2021
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author Laubscher, Aurelia
Hamm, Thea
Lenz, Mark
author_facet Laubscher, Aurelia
Hamm, Thea
Lenz, Mark
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents Adult blue mussels (Mytilus spp.) were exposed to microplastic particles in a controlled laboratory experiment. A significant loss of PS beads in pilot studies was traced back to the aeration of the exposure units. Therefore, the aeration was paused during the exposure phase of 2 hours. In a pilot study, the oxygen saturation was measured over 2 hours with mixing every 20 min in four treatment groups: with or without mussel in an aerated or non-aerated (static) set-up. Oxygen saturation lowered to 96.0 % (equivalent to 9.6 mg O2/ml) at the end of the 2 hours of exposure in the non-aerated set-up with mussels due to their respiration.
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spellingShingle Effect and fate study with blue mussels and microplastic in a laboratory experiment: O2 depletion over time
Laubscher, Aurelia
Hamm, Thea
Lenz, Mark
blue mussels; effects; fate; GEOMAR_Pier_Mytilus-spp.; HAND; Identification; Laboratory experiment; Microplastic; Mytilus sp.; Oxygen; Oxygen saturation; PS; Sampling by hand; Temperature, water; Time in minutes; Treatment; WTW Oxi 23105 probe
Adult blue mussels (Mytilus spp.) were exposed to microplastic particles in a controlled laboratory experiment. A significant loss of PS beads in pilot studies was traced back to the aeration of the exposure units. Therefore, the aeration was paused during the exposure phase of 2 hours. In a pilot study, the oxygen saturation was measured over 2 hours with mixing every 20 min in four treatment groups: with or without mussel in an aerated or non-aerated (static) set-up. Oxygen saturation lowered to 96.0 % (equivalent to 9.6 mg O2/ml) at the end of the 2 hours of exposure in the non-aerated set-up with mussels due to their respiration.
title Effect and fate study with blue mussels and microplastic in a laboratory experiment: O2 depletion over time
topic blue mussels; effects; fate; GEOMAR_Pier_Mytilus-spp.; HAND; Identification; Laboratory experiment; Microplastic; Mytilus sp.; Oxygen; Oxygen saturation; PS; Sampling by hand; Temperature, water; Time in minutes; Treatment; WTW Oxi 23105 probe
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.937469