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Persistent organic pollutants and sedimentary organic matter properties: a case study in the Kishon River, Israel 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
The Kishon River, the second largest coastal river in Israel, has been severely polluted for several decades. Sediments from upstream and downstream sites of the river were analyzed, lipid-extracted and evaluated for phenanthrene uptake. Total polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) concentration in downstream sediments was 299 microg kg(-1), consisting mostly of petrogenic-derived PAHs. Downstream sedimentary lipids were found to be dominated by fresh and decomposed petroleum-derived n-alkanes. The total PAH concentration in upstream sediments was 173 microg kg(-1), consisting mostly of pyrogenic-derived PAHs, whereas lipids from these sediments were mostly vegetation-derived. Spectroscopic data suggested an exceptionally high aromatic content in downstream humic acid, which originated from PAHs attached to its structure. Sorption data suggested that upstream sedimentary cuticle-derived lipids function as a sorption domain, while downstream sedimentary lipids, consisting of shorter-chain-length petroleum-derived alkanes, compete with phenanthrene for sorption sites. 相似文献
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Georg Steinhauser Johannes H. Sterba Eliezer Oren Michaela Foster Max Bichler 《Die Naturwissenschaften》2010,97(4):403-410
Seven pumice samples from excavations in North Sinai have been investigated with respect to their geochemical composition.
This type of volcanic rock has been used as an abrasive and thus has been an object of trade since antiquity. With the help
of Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis, six of these Bronze Age samples could be correlated to their volcanic sources
on the islands of Santorini, Nisyros and Giali (Greece) using the typical element concentrations (“chemical fingerprint”).
The source of one pumice sample remains unidentified excluding, however, the Santorini eruption as a possible source. The
concluding section of this article discusses the possible contribution, however indirect, of the pumice from Sinai and elsewhere
in the Eastern Mediterranean to the controversial issue of the accurate date of the “Minoan” eruption of Santorini. 相似文献