Acute Toxicity Experiments on Local Fishes in Liao River of China

Hong Hong Yuan; Pei Dong Tai; Xiao Jun Li; Xiao Nan Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.700.390

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Acute Toxicity Experiments on Local Fishes in Liao River of China

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Toxic data of local fishes was very essential in the derivation of local water quality criteria. In this study, two local fishes (S.dabryi and P.parva) of Liao River were chosen to conduct 96-h acute toxic data under ammonia (total ammonia) whose pollution was proved to be serious in Liao River. 96 h LC50s of S.dabryi and P.parva under total ammonia were 35.36 mg/L (pH=7.50, T=20.00°C) and 30.35 mg/L (pH=7.50, T=20.00°C), respectively. These toxic values could be used to supply the local database which was the basement to formulate site-specific water quality criteria accordingly in Liao River.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 700)

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Hong Hong Yuan, Pei Dong Tai*, Xiao Jun Li, Xiao Nan Yang

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Acute Toxicity Experiment, Ammonia, Liao River, S.dabryi and P.parva

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