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Source and spatial distribution of airborne heavy metal deposition studied using mosses as biomonitors in Yancheng, China
by
Fang, Yanming
, Zhou, Xiaoli
, Hu, Rong
in
Alaska
/ Aquatic Pollution
/ Atmospheric Protection/Air Quality Control/Air Pollution
/ Biomonitors
/ Bryophyta
/ Burning
/ Cadmium
/ Chemical industry
/ China
/ Chromium
/ Cities
/ Contamination
/ Copper
/ Deposition
/ Earth and Environmental Science
/ Economic development
/ Ecotoxicology
/ Emissions
/ Environment
/ Environmental Chemistry
/ Environmental Health
/ Environmental Monitoring
/ Environmental pollution
/ Environmental science
/ Eurasia
/ fuels
/ Heavy metals
/ Indicator organisms
/ indicator species
/ Industrial areas
/ Isotope ratios
/ Isotopes
/ Lead
/ Lead isotopes
/ Metals, Heavy - analysis
/ Mosses
/ mosses and liverworts
/ Pollutant deposition
/ Pollution
/ Pollution index
/ Pollution levels
/ Pollution load
/ Pollution sources
/ Research Article
/ Soil Pollutants - analysis
/ Spatial distribution
/ traffic
/ Vehicle emissions
/ Waste Water Technology
/ Water Management
/ Water Pollution Control
2021
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Source and spatial distribution of airborne heavy metal deposition studied using mosses as biomonitors in Yancheng, China
by
Fang, Yanming
, Zhou, Xiaoli
, Hu, Rong
in
Alaska
/ Aquatic Pollution
/ Atmospheric Protection/Air Quality Control/Air Pollution
/ Biomonitors
/ Bryophyta
/ Burning
/ Cadmium
/ Chemical industry
/ China
/ Chromium
/ Cities
/ Contamination
/ Copper
/ Deposition
/ Earth and Environmental Science
/ Economic development
/ Ecotoxicology
/ Emissions
/ Environment
/ Environmental Chemistry
/ Environmental Health
/ Environmental Monitoring
/ Environmental pollution
/ Environmental science
/ Eurasia
/ fuels
/ Heavy metals
/ Indicator organisms
/ indicator species
/ Industrial areas
/ Isotope ratios
/ Isotopes
/ Lead
/ Lead isotopes
/ Metals, Heavy - analysis
/ Mosses
/ mosses and liverworts
/ Pollutant deposition
/ Pollution
/ Pollution index
/ Pollution levels
/ Pollution load
/ Pollution sources
/ Research Article
/ Soil Pollutants - analysis
/ Spatial distribution
/ traffic
/ Vehicle emissions
/ Waste Water Technology
/ Water Management
/ Water Pollution Control
2021
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Source and spatial distribution of airborne heavy metal deposition studied using mosses as biomonitors in Yancheng, China
by
Fang, Yanming
, Zhou, Xiaoli
, Hu, Rong
in
Alaska
/ Aquatic Pollution
/ Atmospheric Protection/Air Quality Control/Air Pollution
/ Biomonitors
/ Bryophyta
/ Burning
/ Cadmium
/ Chemical industry
/ China
/ Chromium
/ Cities
/ Contamination
/ Copper
/ Deposition
/ Earth and Environmental Science
/ Economic development
/ Ecotoxicology
/ Emissions
/ Environment
/ Environmental Chemistry
/ Environmental Health
/ Environmental Monitoring
/ Environmental pollution
/ Environmental science
/ Eurasia
/ fuels
/ Heavy metals
/ Indicator organisms
/ indicator species
/ Industrial areas
/ Isotope ratios
/ Isotopes
/ Lead
/ Lead isotopes
/ Metals, Heavy - analysis
/ Mosses
/ mosses and liverworts
/ Pollutant deposition
/ Pollution
/ Pollution index
/ Pollution levels
/ Pollution load
/ Pollution sources
/ Research Article
/ Soil Pollutants - analysis
/ Spatial distribution
/ traffic
/ Vehicle emissions
/ Waste Water Technology
/ Water Management
/ Water Pollution Control
2021
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Source and spatial distribution of airborne heavy metal deposition studied using mosses as biomonitors in Yancheng, China
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Source and spatial distribution of airborne heavy metal deposition studied using mosses as biomonitors in Yancheng, China
2021
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Naturally growing mosses have been successfully used as biomonitors of atmospheric heavy metal (HM) deposition. In recent years, with rapid economic development, environmental pollution in Yancheng, a coastal city in central Jiangsu Province, China, has become increasingly serious. However, to date, there have been no reports on atmospheric HM deposition in Yancheng. In this study, we investigated the HM concentrations and Pb isotopes in the moss
Haplocladium microphyllum
(Hedw.) Broth. from Yancheng and analyzed their main sources. The concentrations of HM in mosses from Yancheng were higher than those recorded in other studies of mosses from HM smelting regions and pollution-free areas of Eurasia and Alaska. The contamination factor value suggested that the pollution level of Cd was the highest. The pollution load index indicated that the studied area was severely contaminated with Cd, Cr, Pb, Zn, V, Ni, and Cu. Positive matrix factorization was employed to identify the contamination sources of HM and apportion their source contributions in mosses. The contributions of the natural source, together with manufacturing and construction, metal processing and chemical industries, traffic emissions and fuel burning in industrial activities, and agricultural activities, accounted for 53%, 33%, 12%, and 2%, respectively. The Pb isotopic ratios in the mosses (1.125–1.164 for
206
Pb/
207
Pb, 2.059–2.148 for
208
Pb/
206
Pb) further proved that metal processing and traffic emissions were the main sources of Pb contamination. These results are useful for developing various effective measures to prevent and reduce atmospheric HM deposition in Yancheng.
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