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The concentration of heavy metals including Pb, Cu, Zn, Cd, Ni and Fe in different parts of Rosmarinus officinalis medicinal plant grown in Jordan were evaluated. Medicinal plant samples and soil samples were collected from three different
zones in Jordan (Irbid, Al-Mafraq and Ma’an). Samples were analyzed by atomic absorption spectrometry (AAS) after chemical
treatments using acid digestion procedures. Heavy metal levels in washed and unwashed in each part of R. officinalis were analyzed and compared statistically. Results show that concentrations of investigated heavy metals were varied from
plant part to another part of R. officinalis. For example, Pb, Zn, Cu and Cd in most parts of R. officinalis in the three zones were concentrated in the following order: flowers, leaves, stems, whereas Pb, Ni and Fe were concentrated
in order as follows: leaves, flowers and stems. Heavy metal concentrations in soil samples was evaluated and correlated with
their levels in R. officinalis. Two standard reference materials of plant (SRM 1790a; spinach leaves and CRM 281; rye grass) and one standard reference
materials of soil (GBW 07406) were examined to validate the method used. Results show that high recoveries were obtained. 相似文献
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Omar Ali Al-Khashman 《The Environmentalist》2008,28(3):203-215
The present study investigates the physical, chemical, and biological characteristics of spring water samples in Shoubak area
in the southern Jordan. The samples were collected from May 2004 to May 2005. All samples were analyzed for temperature, conductivity,
dissolved oxygen, pH, major cations (Ca2+, Mg2+, K+, Na+), major anions (Cl−, NO3−, HCO3−, SO42−, PO43−, F−), and trace metals (Fe2+, Al3+, Mn2+, Cu2+, Cr3+, Ni2+, Zn2+, Pb2+, Cd2+). Water quality for available springs showed high salinity through long period of contact with rocks. The ion concentrations
in the water samples were from dissolution of carbonate rocks and ion exchange processes in clay. The general chemistry of
water samples was typically of alkaline earth waters with prevailing bicarbonate chloride. Some springs showed elevated nitrate
and sulfate contents which could reflect to percolation from septic tanks, cesspools, and agricultural practices. The infiltration
of wastewater from cesspools and septic tanks into groundwater is considered the major source of water pollution. The results
showed that there were great variations among the analyzed samples with respect to their physical, chemical and biological
parameters, which lie below the maximum permissible levels of the Jordanian and WHO drinking water standards. The results
indicate that the trace metals of spring’s water of Shoubak area do not generally pose any health or environmental problems.
Factor analysis was used to identify the contributers to water quality. The first factor represents major contribution from
anthropogenic activities, while the second one represents major contribution from natural processes. 相似文献
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Al Nasir F Jiries AG Batarseh MI Beese F 《Environmental monitoring and assessment》2001,66(3):253-263
Sixty home made wine and sixty-four grape samples were collectedfrom five territories in Jordan, where grapes and wine aremostly producted. The collected samples were analyzed for themost used organochlorine pesticides (OCP) and organophosphorouspesticides (OPP) in Jordan, as well as for four heavy metals(Ni, Cu, Zn and Pb). The results showed that OCPs residues weredetected in 73% of the wine samples but no OPPs residue weredetected which is due to generally shorter half life of thelater pesticide. Grapes showed higher incident of contaminationthan wine, however, OCPs and OPPs with both short and longhalf-lives were detected. The OPPs were detected in only8.3% of the analyzed grape samples. Heavy metals showed higher valuesin grapes than in the wine samples and it was attributed toremoval of solids during wine preparation processes or throughcontamination of wine during storage. Most of the samples werebelow toxic limit. 相似文献
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Vehicular Contamination of Dust in Amman, Jordan 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Anwar Jiries 《The Environmentalist》2003,23(3):205-210
Road dust from four traffic areas; the city center, tunnels, closed car parks and a residential area was collected from the urban part of Amman and analyzed for polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) and heavy metals content.Total PAH and selected heavy metals were in the range of a few gg–1. The distribution of PAH was controlled by the arid climatic conditions. PAH distribution in the street dust tended to be dominated by 4- and 6-ring PAHs with significantly less 2- and 3-ring PAH reflecting volatilization of the latter under the hot and dry climatic conditions. However, both PAH and heavy metal concentrations were affected by the densities and conditions of traffic activity at the various sites. Generally, the highest concentrations of both PAH and heavy metals were found in the tunnels and the lowest in the residential areas.Significant correlation between PAH and total organic matter (TOM), lead and cadmium indicated that PAH and heavy metals in street dust of heavily traffic areas are strongly affected by automobile exhaust emission and that those in the residential areas have another source, most probably street material erosion. 相似文献