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Salt’s Effects on Microplastic Transport

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Green dye shows the 2D ocean-like flows created with Lorentz forcing.

Side-by-side images showing how colloids (acting like microplastics) move under repulsive and attractive salinity conditions. Text reads: "Starting from the simplest case: ordered cellular flows."

Side-by-side images showing colloid transport in a repulsive (left) and attractive (right) system. Text reads: "Salt gradients can suppress/enhance the influence of transport barriers."

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