The Research of Acute Toxicity Effect of Oil Spill to Zoobenthos

Li Na Zheng; Ge Tian; Hai Feng Wei; Heng Ming Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.726-731.495

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The Research of Acute Toxicity Effect of Oil Spill to Zoobenthos

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Iodometric determination of dissolved oxygen is used as experimental methods, through the determination of oxygen consumption of crude oil, gasoline , diesel , three different types of oil, oxygen consumption of Philippines clams and oxygen consumption of Philippines clams under the conditions of three oil pollution, variations of DO under the conditions of three oil pollution is researched. The results show that oxygen consumption of gasoline> oxygen consumption of diesel oil> oxygen consumption of crude oil. At the same time, oxygen consumption of gasoline changes with time by a big margin, diesel oil comes second, oxygen consumption of crude oil changed slightly with time.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 726-731)

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495-498

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Li Na Zheng, Ge Tian, Hai Feng Wei, Heng Ming Liu

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Clams, Crude Oil, Diesel, Dissolved Oxygen (DO), Gasoline

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