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Author(s) |
Dutta, R. K.; Sarkar, S.; Ram, S. S.; Sudarshan, M.; Acharya, R.; Reddy, A. V. R. (RCD;ACD)
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Source |
Journal of Radioanalytical & Nuclear Chemistry, 2014. Vol. 302 (3): pp. 1519-1523 |
ABSTRACT
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this study we present quantitative elemental analysis techniques like
energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence analysis and instrumental neutron
activation analysis to assess the impact of industrial discharge on
environment. Two cases are discussed, i.e., (a) enrichment of zinc
levels in the soil (1080 ± 76 mg kg-1) and zinc uptake ranging between 628 and 40 mg kg-1
in edible plants and cereals grown in agricultural fields near an
active zinc smelter,Rajasthan; (b) depthwise distribution of Cr, Pb and
other metals in the sediment core samples from Sundarban wetland, West
Bengal, indicating waste discharge from tanneries and other industries. |
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