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Contents of Organochlorine Pesticides in Water , Pore Water and Sediment in Minjiang River Estuary of China
[摘要]:利用GC2ECD 和GC2MSD 对1999 年11 月闽江口水、间隙水和沉积物中的有机氯农药进行了研究. 结果显
示,闽江口水中有机氯农药的含量范围是01532~1182μg/ L ,间隙水中有机氯农药的含量为4154~1317μg/ L ,沉
积物(干重,以下讨论到的沉积物,无特别说明都是干重表示) :28179~52107μg/ kg ;与其他河口如珠江口、九龙江
口相比,闽江口的污染水平居中. 间隙水的污染物浓度普遍高于其上覆水的浓度,而沉积物中的浓度大于间隙水、
表层水,是由于有机污染物在水体中倾向于吸附在沉积物颗粒,并且通过再悬浮从底层向上迁移. 对水体中有机
氯农药各组分的含量及特征进行了分析,发现有机氯农药的主成分为:β2HCH ,DDE ,Heptachlor (七氯) ,Endosulfan
Ⅱ(硫丹) ,Methoxychlor (甲氧滴涕) . DDE、β2HCH、Endosulfan Ⅱ分别占DDTs、HCHs 和硫丹的主要部分;有机氯
农药各组分间有正相关性,表明其河口有机氯农药陆源的土壤输入与相似的环境行为;对该河口的污染水平进行
了初步的评价,HCHs 符合国家海水水质一级标准,DDTs 则超过该标准.[Abstract]:The concentrations of 18 organochlorine pesticedes in water , pore water and surface sediment from Minjiang
River Estuary were analyzed by GC2ECD , and confirmed by GC2MSD. The range of organochlorine pesticides was
01532~1182μg/ L at water , 4154~1317μg/ L at pore water , and 28179~52107μg/ kg at sediment . Compared with
the results of other estuaries and gulfs (Pearl River Estuary , Jiulong River Estuary and so on) , it showed that the pollu2
tion of organochlorines in Minjiang was some moderate. The concentration difference in surface water , middle water ,
bottom water , pore water and sediment , due to the higher affinity of these hydrophobic compound for sedimentary phase
than to water and a potential flux of pollutants from sediment to overlying water. The predominance ofβ2HCH ,DDE ,
Heptachlor , Endosulfan Ⅱand Methoxychlor in all water , pore water and sediment were clearly observed. On average ,
DDE、β2HCH、Endosulfan Ⅱoccupied the most part of total DDTs , HCHs and Endosulfans respectively , indicated the
fate of these parent compounds or congeners. At the same time , it was found that thepositive relationship among the in2
dividual organochlorine components (HCHs , DDTs and Endosulfans) , which indicated that the similar of the source and
behavior for organochlorine pesticides.海洋环境科学教育部重点实验室开放基金与教育
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Distribution behavior of superparamagnetic carbon nanotubes in an aqueous system
This study investigates the distribution behavior of superparamagnetic multiwalled carbon nanotubes (SPM-MWCNTs) in an aqueous system containing Lake Tai sediment. Specifically, the effects of dissolved organic matter (DOM) and sediment on SPM-MWCNTs under various conditions and the interaction forms between them were evaluated through a modified mathematical model and characterization. The results showed that DOM can stabilize SPM-MWCNTs by providing sterically and electrostatically stable surfaces, even under high sodium concentrations. The fitting accuracy of the Freundlich adsorption isotherm is higher than that of the Langmuir adsorption isotherm. Therefore, the adsorption of SPM-MWCNT on the sediment should proceed through a multiple, complex and heterogeneous adsorption mechanism. Characterization analyses indicated that DOM may serve as a bridge for the inorganic adsorption between SPM-MWCNTs and sediment. This study is the first to investigate the distribution behavior of magnetite coated carbon nanotubes (CNTs), which simplified the separation and quantification considerably. The findings of this study will serve as a valuable reference for future studies of magnetic CNTs
The Effect of Dissolved Organic Matter (DOM) on the Release and Distribution of Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals (Edcs) from Sediment under Hydrodynamic Forces, A Case Study of Bisphenol A (BPA) and Nonylphenol (NP)
Endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) that exist in the aquatic system bring severe environmental risks. In this study, we investigate the dissolved organic matter (DOM) effect on the release and distribution of EDCs under varied hydrodynamic conditions. A water chamber mesocosm was designed to simulate the hydrodynamic forces in a shallow lake. The contents of bisphenol A (BPA) and nonylphenol (NP) in colloid-bound and soluble phases were measured under four increasing hydrodynamic intensities that were 5%, 20%, 50%, and 80% of the critical shear stress. The total BPA and NP contents in overlying water grew linearly with the hydrodynamic intensity (R2 = 0.997 and 0.987), from 108.28 to 415.92 ng/L of BPA and 87.73 to 255.52 ng/L of NP. The exponential relationships of EDC content and hydrodynamic intensity in soluble phase (R2 = 0.985 of BPA and 0.987 of NP) and colloid phase (R2 = 0.992 of BPA and 0.995 of NP) were also detected. The DOM concentrations in colloid-bound phase (cDOM) and in soluble phase (sDOM) were measured and the linear relationships with BPA content (R2 = 0.967 of cDOM and 0.989 of sDOM) and NP content (R2 = 0.978 of cDOM and 0.965 of sDOM) were detected. We analyzed the ratio (αDOM) of sDOM and cDOM that grew logarithmically with the hydrodynamic intensity (R2 = 0.999). Moreover, the ratio (αEDCs) of BPA and NP contents in soluble and colloid-bound phases varied differently with αDOM. The results suggested that BPA tended to be in the soluble phase and NP tended to be in the colloid-bound phase due to the increasing value of αDOM
Pitch and loudness information encoded in auditory imagery as revealed by event-related potentials
Two experiments using the ERP method and a task that involved comparing an imagined-S1 (the first stimulus) with a perceived-S2 (the second stimulus) were conducted to investigate whether imagined auditory representations encode pitch and loudness information. It was found that the amplitude of the imagery-related late positive complex (LPC) decreased with pitch but increased with loudness of the imagined sound, which was consistent with amplitude modulations of the auditory perception-related N1 component, thereby providing the first neural evidence that auditory imagery encodes perceptual attributes of auditory experiences.Two experiments using the ERP method and a task that involved comparing an imagined-S1 (the first stimulus) with a perceived-S2 (the second stimulus) were conducted to investigate whether imagined auditory representations encode pitch and loudness information. It was found that the amplitude of the imagery-related late positive complex (LPC) decreased with pitch but increased with loudness of the imagined sound, which was consistent with amplitude modulations of the auditory perception-related N1 component, thereby providing the first neural evidence that auditory imagery encodes perceptual attributes of auditory experiences.NSFC (30930031, 30900442); the Ministry of Education, China (PCSIRT, IRT0710); the Project for Young Scientists Fund, IP, CAS (O9CX042004), GSCAS (2006)
Occurrence and behavior of chlorobenzenes at multiple environment from a chemical industry zone in Beijing, China
Carbon isotopic fractionation during photolysis of hexachlorobenzene
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