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901.
排水对三江平原沼泽湿地土壤中化学元素的影响 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
以三江平原沼泽湿地生态试验站为研究基地 ,选择典型采样点 ,对排水沟土壤、沼泽土壤、沼泽化草甸土壤 (共有 6个采样点 ,2 8个样品 )进行测试 ,分析土样中主要离子 (HCO3- 、Cl- 、NO3- 、SO4 2 - 、Ca2 +、Mg2 +、K+、Na+)含量、重金属 (铁、锰、锌、铜 )含量、营养元素含量、有机质含量以及土壤pH值 ,研究沼泽排水对沼泽土壤中的化学元素含量的影响。研究结果表明 ,排水使沼泽土壤丧失大量的化学元素 相似文献
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Quantification of potassium permanganate consumption and PCE oxidation in subsurface materials 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
A series of laboratory scale batch slurry experiments were conducted in order to establish a data set for oxidant demand by sandy and clayey subsurface materials as well as to identify the reaction kinetic rates of permanganate (MnO(4)(-)) consumption and PCE oxidation as a function of the MnO(4)(-) concentration. The laboratory experiments were carried out with 31 sandy and clayey subsurface sediments from 12 Danish sites. The results show that the consumption of MnO(4)(-) by reaction with the sediment, termed the natural oxidant demand (NOD), is the primary reaction with regards to quantification of MnO(4)(-) consumption. Dissolved PCE in concentrations up to 100 mg/l in the sediments investigated is not a significant factor in the total MnO(4)(-) consumption. Consumption of MnO(4)(-) increases with an increasing initial MnO(4)(-) concentration. The sediment type is also important as NOD is (generally) higher in clayey than in sandy sediments for a given MnO(4)(-) concentration. For the different sediment types the typical NOD values are 0.5-2 g MnO(4)(-)/kg dry weight (dw) for glacial meltwater sand, 1-8 g MnO(4)(-)/kg dw for sandy till and 5-20 g MnO(4)(-)/kg dw for clayey till. The long term consumption of MnO(4)(-) and oxidation of PCE can not be described with a single rate constant, as the total MnO(4)(-) reduction is comprised of several different reactions with individual rates. During the initial hours of reaction, first order kinetics can be applied, where the short term first order rate constants for consumption of MnO(4)(-) and oxidation of PCE are 0.05-0.5 h(-1) and 0.5-4.5 h(-1), respectively. The sediment does not act as an instantaneous sink for MnO(4)(-). The consumption of MnO(4)(-) by reaction with the reactive species in the sediment is the result of several parallel reactions, during which the reaction between the contaminant and MnO(4)(-) also takes place. Hence, application of low MnO(4)(-) concentrations can cause partly oxidation of PCE, as the oxidant demand of the sediment does not need to be met fully before PCE is oxidised. 相似文献
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Background, Aim and Scope
Metal ions generally share the ability/tendency of interacting with biological material by forming complexes, except possibly for the heavy alkali metals K, Rb and Cs. This is unrelated to the metals being either essential for sustaining life and its reproduction, apparently insignificant for biology, although perhaps undergoing bioconcentration or even being outright toxic, even at low admission levels. Yet, those different kinds of metal-biomass interactions should in some way depend on properties describing coordination chemistries of these very metals. Nevertheless, both ubiquitously essential metals and others sometimes used in biology should share these properties in numeric terms, since it can be anticipated that they will be distinguished from nonessential and/or toxic ones. These features noted above include bioconcentration, the involvement of metal ions such as Zn, Mg, Cu, Fe, etc. in biocatalysis as crucial components of metalloenzymes and the introduction of a certain set of essential metals common to (almost) all living beings (K, Mg, Mo, Mn, Fe, Cu and Zn), which occurred probably very early in biological evolution by ‘natural selection of the chemical elements’ (more exactly speaking, of the metallomes).Materials and Methods
The approach is semiempirical and consists of three consecutive steps: 1) derivation of a regression equation which links complex stability data of different complexes containing the same metal ion to electrochemical data pertinent to the (replaced) ligands, thus describing properties of metal ions in complexes, 2) a graphical representation of the properties-two typical numbers c and x for each metal ion-in some map across the c/x-space, which additionally contains information about biological functions of these metal ions, i.e. whether they are essential in general (e.g. Mg, Mn, Zn) or, for a few organisms of various kinds (e.g. Cd, V), not essential (e.g. rare earth element ions) or even generally highly toxic (Hg, U). It is hypothesized that, if coordination properties of metals control their biological ‘feasibility’ in some way, this should show up in the mappings (one each for mono and bidentate-bonding ligands). 3) eventually, the regression equation produced in step 1) is inverted to calculate complex stabilities pertinent to biological systems: 3a) complex stabilities are mapped for ligands delivered to soil (-water) by green plants (e.g. citrate, malate) and fungi and, compared to their unlike selectivities and demands of metal use (photosynthesis taking place or not), 3b) the evolution of the metallome during late chemical evolution is reconstructed.Results
These maps show some ‘window of essentiality’, a small, contrived range/area of c and x parameters in which essential metal ions gather almost exclusively. c and x thus control the possibility of a metal ion becoming essential by their influencing details of metal-substrate or (in cases of catalytic activities) metal-product interactions. Exceptions are not known to be involved in biocatalysis anyhow.Discussion
Effects of ligands secreted, e.g. from tree roots or agaric mycelia to the soil on the respective modes (selectivities) of metal bioconcentration can be calculated by the equation giving complex stability constants, with obvious ramifications for a thorough, systematic interpretation of biomonitoring data. Eventually, alterations of C, N and P-compounds during chemical evolution are investigated — which converted CH4 or CO2, N2 and other non-ligands to amino acids, etc., for example, with the latter behaving as efficient chelating ligands: Did they cause metal ions to accumulate in what was going to become biological matter and was there a selectivity, a positive bias in favour of nowessential metals (see above) in this process? Though there was no complete selectivity of this kind, neither a RNA world in which early ribozymes effected most of biocatalysis, nor a paleoatmosphere containing substantial amounts of CO could have paved the way to the present biochemistry and metallomes.Conclusions
This way of reasoning provides a causal account for abundance distributions described earlier in the Biological System of Elements (BSE; Markert 1994, Fränzle &; Markert 2000, 2002). There is a pronounced change from chemical evolution, where but few transformations depended on metal ion catalysis to biology.Recommendations and Perspectives
The application of this numerical approach can be used for modified, weighted evaluation of biomonitoring analytical data, likewise for the prediction of bioconcentration hazards due to a manifold of metal ions, including organometallic ones. This is relevant in ecotoxicology and biomonitoring. In combining apoproteins or peptides synthesized from scratch for purposes of catalysing certain transformations, the map and numerical approaches might prove useful for the selection of central ions which are even more efficient than the ‘natural’ ones, like for Co2+ in many Zn enzymes.904.
Krein A Audinot JN Migeon HN Hoffmann L 《Environmental science and pollution research international》2007,14(1):3-4
Background, Aim and Scope
Current scientific studies and evaluations clearly show that an increase of urban dust loads, alone or combined with other
pollutants und certain meteorological conditions lead to different significant health effects. Premature death, increased
hospital admissions and increased respiratory symptoms and diseases as well as decreased lung function can be observed in
combination with high pollutant levels. Sensitive groups like elderly people or children and persons with cardiopulmonary
diseases such as asthma are more strongly affected. Because of the direct contact between fine particles and lung tissue more
information concerning the surface structure (mapping of toxic elements) is required.
Materials and Methods:
The NanoSims50 ion microprobe images the element composition at the surface of sub-micrometer air dust particles and documents
hot spots of toxic elements as a possible threat for human health.
Results:
The atmospheric fine dust consists of a complex mixture of organic and inorganic compounds. Heavy metals are fixed on airborn
particles in the form of hot spots in a nanometer scale. From a sanitary point of view, the hot spots consisting of toxic
elements are particularly relevant as they react directly with the lung tissues.
Discussion:
To what extent particles can penetrate the various areas of the lungs and be deposited there depends on the one hand on their
physical characteristics and on the other on breathing patterns and the anatomy of the lung, which is subject to change as
the result of growth, ageing or illness. Once inhaled, some particles can reach the pulmonary alveoli and thus directly expose
the lung tissues to toxic elements.
Conclusions:
Especially the mapping of toxic arsenic or heavy metals like copper on the dust particles shows local hot spots of pollution
in the dimension of only 50 nanometers.
Recommendations and Perspectives:
Imaging of elements in atmospheric particles with NanoSIMS will help to identify the material sources. 相似文献
905.
Brack W Klamer HJ López de Alda M Barceló D 《Environmental science and pollution research international》2007,14(1):30-38
Background, Aim and Scope
Extensive monitoring programs on chemical contamination are run in many European river basins. With respect to the implementation
of the European Union (EU) Water Framework Directive (WFD), these programs are increasingly accompanied by monitoring the
ecological status of the river basins. Assuming an impact of chemical contamination on the ecological status, the assignment
of effects in aquatic ecosystems to those stressors that cause the effects is a prerequisite for taking political or technical
measures to achieve the goals of the WFD. Thus, one focus of present European research is on toxicant identification in European
river basins in order to allow for a reduction of toxic pressure on aquatic ecosystems according to the WFD.
Main Features:
An overview is presented on studies that were performed to link chemical pollution in European river basins to measurable
ecotoxic effects. This includes correlation-based approaches as well as investigations that apply effect-directed analysis
(EDA) integrating toxicity testing, fractionation and non-target chemical analysis. Effect-based key toxicants that were identified
in European surface waters are compiled and compared to EU priority pollutants. Further needs for research are identified.
Results:
Studies on the identification of effect-based key toxicants focused on mutagenicity, aryl hydrocarbon receptor-mediated effects,
endocrine disruption, green algae, and invertebrates. The identified pollutants include priority pollutants and other well-known
environmental pollutants such as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins, furans, and biphenyls,
nonylphenol, some pesticides and tributyltin, but also other compounds that were neither considered as environmental pollutants
before nor regulated such as substituted phenols, natural or synthetic estrogens and androgens, dinaphthofurans, 2-(2-naphthalenyl)benzothiophene,
and N-phenyl-2-naphthylamine.
Discussion:
Individual studies at specific sites in a European river basin demonstrated the power of combined biological and chemical
analytical approaches and, particularly, of effect-directed analysis. However, the available information on effect-based key
toxicants is very limited with respect to the entirety of rivers possibly at risk due to chemical contamination and with respect
to toxicological endpoints considered at a specific site. A relatively broad basis of information exists only for estrogenicity
and aryl hydrocarbon, receptor-mediated effects.
Conclusions:
The development of tools and strategies for an identification of key toxicants on a broader scale are a challenging task for
the next years. Since investigations dealing with toxicant identification are too labor and cost-intensive for monitoring
purposes, they have to be focused on the key sites in a river basin. These should include hot spots of contamination, particularly
if there is evidence that they might pose a risk for downstream areas, but may also involve accumulation zones in the lower
reach of a river in order to get an integrated picture on the contamination of the basin.
Perspectives:
While EDA is almost exclusively based on measurable effects in in vitro and in vivo biotests to date, an increasing focus
in the future should be on the integration of EDA into Ecological Risk Assessment and on the development of tools to confirm
EDA-determined key toxicants as stressors in populations, communities and ecosystems. Considering these requirements and applied
in a focused way, toxicant identification may significantly help to implement the Water Framework Directive by providing evidence
on the main stressors and possible mitigation measures in order to improve the ecological status of a river ecosystem. 相似文献
906.
我国石化企业节水措施探讨 总被引:2,自引:1,他引:1
归纳了目前我国石化企业节水工作的主要内容;探讨了用水管理、蒸汽凝结水回收和污水回用中的部分技术问题;介绍了节水工作的基本流程、技术特点、使用范围和应注意的问题等。 相似文献
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908.
北京夏末秋初大气细粒子中水溶性盐连续在线观测研究 总被引:21,自引:1,他引:20
利用大气细颗粒物快速捕集分析系统和微量天平方法实时、在线分析了北京夏末秋初PM2.5中水溶性无机盐和PM2.5质量浓度的变化,并结合气象资料和部分前体物SO2、NOx监测数据进行了相关分析.结果表明,北京夏末秋初空气质量良好时,PM2.5日平均浓度为61,0±30.6μg·m-3,其中水溶性无机盐占PM2.5的40%~56%,(亚)硝酸盐、硫酸盐、铵盐是水溶性无机盐中的主要成分,占所测水溶性组分的80%以上.SO2向硫酸盐的转化率高于NOx向(亚)硝酸盐的转化率.亚硝酸盐浓度受气象要素和大气化学过程影响,白天亚硝酸盐有向硝酸盐转化的趋势. 相似文献
909.
制革废水水质、水量波动大,污染负荷重,有毒性,较难处理。本工程采用“预处理-混凝-水解酸化-循环式活性污泥法”处理制革废水,研究了C-TECH池曝气时间与CODCr、NH3-N负荷及DO的变化规律。结果表明,控制水解酸化池HRT12.5h,曝气时间8h,C-TECH池污泥浓度4.5g/L,CODCr污泥负荷0.4kg/(kg.d),NH3-N污泥负荷0.07kg/(kg.d),出水可达一级排放标准;通过可编程逻辑控制器PLC、在线DO测定仪及鼓风机变频装置控制DO浓度,用DO浓度作为循环式活性污泥池过程和反应时间控制参数,可节约能耗。 相似文献
910.