1 Ocak 2012 Dergi makalesi Açık Erişim

Saygi, Yasemin; Yigit, Sibel Atasagun

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    <subfield code="a">The distribution and accumulation of heavy metals (Al, Cr, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni, Cu, Zn, As, Mo, Cd, Sn, Ba, Pb) in the water, sediments, plankton of Yeni double dagger aga Lake, and its potential sources (creeks, sewage, artesian well, soil) were investigated during 1-year study period as monthly or seasonally. Element analyses were performed by ICP-MS. Results showed that the trace and toxic elements (Al, As, Mn, Pb, Fe) concentration in lake water and/or its feeding sources were above the recommended water standards (WHO, EC, EPA, TS-266). It was found that the maximum accumulation of the heavy metals iron, aluminum, manganese, zinc, and barium in the sediment of Yeni double dagger aga Lake. The accumulation order of trace metals were Fe &amp;gt; Al &amp;gt; Mn &amp;gt; Zn &amp;gt; Ba &amp;gt; Ni &amp;gt; Cr &amp;gt; As &amp;gt; Cu &amp;gt; Pb &amp;gt; Co &amp;gt; Mo &amp;gt; Sn &amp;gt; Cd in the lake, creeks sediment, and soil samples. The similar results suggest that the accumulation of heavy metals in the sediment is a natural process. Metals accumulated in the lake are naturally mixed from the soil. However, the presence of heavy metals in the analysis of artesian well water and sewage reveals that the transportation occurs also from the groundwater to the lake. The results obtained in plankton in Yeni double dagger aga Lake showed that aluminum, iron, manganese, zinc, and barium were most accumulated elements in the plankton. The lower averages of lead prevalent in the water and sediment during some months were seen to have a significant mean accumulation in the plankton.</subfield>
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