The Level of Zn in Guiyang Street Dust and its Different Particle Size Fraction Contributions

Xiao Yan Li; Bao Dong Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.779-780.1666

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The Level of Zn in Guiyang Street Dust and its Different Particle Size Fraction Contributions

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By collecting dust samples from seven different functional areas of Guiyang city, we studied the distribution pattern of the level of Zn in dusts with particle size fractions. The result showed the geometric means of Zn concentration in dusts of Guiyang was 435mg/kg. The Zn in most functional areas was primarily associated with middle particles, while the Zn in industrial area and garbage stations were primarily associated with fine particles.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 779-780)

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Xiao Yan Li, Bao Dong Li

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Dust, Functional Areas, Guiyang, Size Fractions, Zn

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