GB/T 42764-2023
ActivePlastics—Assessment of the intrinsic biodegradability of materials exposed to marine inocula under mesophilic aerobic laboratory conditions—Test methods and requirements
塑料 在实验室中温条件下暴露于海洋接种物的材料固有需氧生物分解能力评估 试验方法与要求
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies test methods and requirements for evaluating the intrinsic aerobic biodegradability of plastic materials when exposed to marine microorganisms under controlled, moderate-temperature laboratory conditions. It is applied in the testing and certification of plastics intended for use in marine environments, such as packaging, fishing gear, or microplastic precursors, to determine their potential for complete biodegradation in seawater. The standard is used by manufacturers, researchers, and regulatory bodies to assess environmental impact and compliance with marine biodegradability claims.
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