ArticleEnvironmental geochemistry and health2020
Arsenic in the rock-soil-plant system and related health risk in a magmatic-metamorphic belt, West of Iran.
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Abstract
Following earlier reports of water contamination and arsenic (As) toxicity symptoms in residents of Kurdistan Province, As was determined in rock, soil and plant samples to investigate its fate from rock to crops and its potential effects on human health. Total As content ranged from 4.9 to 10,000 mg/kg, 7.7-430 mg/kg and < 0.05-25,079 µg/kg (dry weight) in rock, soil and plant samples, respectively. The Qorveh-Bijar region data indicated that magmatic differentiation has enriched late magmatic fluids in As. High rare earth elements concentration, dissociation coefficient, and positive Eu anomaly in volcanic rocks, indicated the prevalence of intermediate to felsic composition. The highest As concentration was measured in travertine. In soil, As average level in Qorveh and Bijar was 48.5 and 107 mg/kg, respectively. Higher pollution index and geoaccumulation index (I
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