ArticleEnvironmental science and pollution research international2017
Occurrence and risk assessment of heavy metals in sediments of the Xiangjiang River, China.
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Abstract
Sediment samples were collected from 22 typical metal-polluted sections along the Xiangjiang River (XJR). Spatial distribution and speciation characteristics of heavy metals in sediments of XJR were determined. Furthermore, ecological risk and enrichment degree of metals were assessed by different indices. The results showed that combined metal pollution occurred in sediments of XJR, with content range of Cd, Pb, Zn, Cu, As, Mn, Cr, and Hg reaching 2.95-29.15, 30.93-235.83, 61.50-3771.11, 9.56-81.81, 3.93-46.28, 774.83-8700.72, 10.64-65.16, and 0.13-5.09 mg kg
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