The PCDD/Fs Levels of Air, Soil and Sediments in Southern China

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To investigate the environmental levels and profiles of PCDD/Fs, samples of ambient air, soil and river sediment were collected from a typical regional without industrial pollution in southern China. The results showed that the mean PCDD/F concentrations samples were 0.0053±0.0054 pg/Nm3 in air, 1.9075±0.0562 pg/g in soil and 1.1422±0.0144 pg/g in sediment, respectively. The results also showed that PCDFs were predominant in all air samples, and it was opposite in the soil and sediment. The PCA indicated that the congener profiles of PCDD/Fs in the soil and river sediments were similar, but different from the samples in air.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 518-523)

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1636-1639

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May 2012

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