완전분해와 전분해 방법에 의한 영산강·섬진강수계 퇴적물의 중금속농도 상관관계

Translated title of the contribution: Correlation of Heavy Metal Concentrations between Total Digestion andAqua Regia Digestion for Sediments from Yeongsan and Seomjin Watersheds

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Abstract

In this study, the correlations of concentrations in sediment heavy metals between two pretreatment methods, total di-gestion and aqua regia digestion, have been investigated. Total 43 samples had been collected from streams and lakes in Yeongsan and Seomjin watersheds. They were decomposed in two pretreatment methods and five metal components (Cd, Cr, Ni, Pb, Zn) wereanalyzed. Overall average concentrations of heavy metals were Zn>Cr>Pb>Ni>Cd in the order. The concentrations of aqua regia digestion were 35.0% (Cd), 53.8% (Cr), 66.2% (Ni), 64.4% (Pb) and 76.4% (Zn) of the concentrations of total digestion and heavymetal concentrations of total digestion were higher. Heavy metal concentrations in sediments from lakes were higher than those fromstreams. The correlation equations between the concentrations of total digestion and aqua regia digestion were obtained. The concen-trations of Zn and Ni, which showed strong linear correlations, increased in aqua regia digestion as the concentration in total digestion increased. The linear correlation coefficients between two digestion methods for most analyzed metals were above the average correlation. However, these results can be applied with limitations due to heterogeneity of sediments.
Translated title of the contributionCorrelation of Heavy Metal Concentrations between Total Digestion andAqua Regia Digestion for Sediments from Yeongsan and Seomjin Watersheds
Original languageKorean
Pages (from-to)32-38
Number of pages7
Journal대한환경공학회지
Volume33
Issue number1
StatePublished - Jan 2011

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