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1 75 E T 2006.,.,.,.,.,., µ µ µµ ( ) µ µ 2006., µ µ (PAHs), µ (PCBs) µ. µ µ, 1,5 km µ µ µ µ. µ ap;o µµ. 1. µ µ µ µ,. µ µ µ µµ ( ) µ 2006., µ µ (PAHs), µ (PCBs) µ. µ µµ, µ µµ, µ µ.
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3 µ µ, µ µ µ, µ, (µ µ ). µ µ ( µ <1 mm) µ µµ µ, µ µ. µ µ µ. µ (PAHs) µ (PCBs) µ µ µ µ µ µ µ <40 µm µ HPLC/FD GC/ECD ED-XRF µ ( ), µ µ, µ. µ µ Solanum Eleagnifolium ( µ ) µ., µ µ µ,.
4 µ (PAHs) 17 PAHs µ µ µ 1. µ, µ µ PAHs, µ µ 17 ( 17PAHs) 1475 µg kg -1 dw. µ 17PAHs µg kg -1 dw (. ) µ µg kg -1 dw (. ), µ µg kg -1 dw., µ PAHs µ [1-4]. PAHs (µg kg -1 dw) µ 1,5 km. 5 km µ µ 1. PAHs ( PAHs: naphthalene, fluorene, phenanthrene, anthracene, fluoranthene, pyrene, triphenylene, benzo[a]anthracene, chrysene, benzo[e]pyrene, benzo[b]fluoranthene, benzo[k]fluoranthene, benzo[a]pyrene, dibenz[a,h]anthracene, benzo[ghi]perylene, indeno[1,2,3- cd]pyrene, coronene). µ - PAHs 1000 µg kg (Np, Ph, An, Fl, B[a]An, Chry, B[k]Fl, B[a]Py, B[ghi]Pe, IPy), 4000 µg kg -1. Baden-
5 79 Wurttemberg µ 1500 µg kg -1.., µ, µ 17 ( 17PAHs) µ 14 µg kg -1 dw 5 km µ µg kg -1 dw. 1.5 km,. µ km µg kg -1 dw. µ µ [5-7]. 3.2 µ (PCBs) PCBs µ µ µ 2. µ µ PCBs, µ µ 7 µ ( 7PCBs) 399 µg kg -1 dw. µ 7PCBs 4.02 µg kg -1 dw (. ) µ 11.2 µg kg -1 dw ( ), µ 3.96 µg kg -1 dw. µ µ µ µ µ PCBs [1, 3, 8-13]. µ - PCBs ( µ #28, #52, #101, #118, #138, #153, #180) 20 µg kg -1, 1000 µg kg -1. Baden-Wurttemberg µ 1500 µg kg -1.., µ, 7PCBs µ 3.91 µg kg -1 dw ( µ ) µ 25.9 µg kg -1 dw.. µ µ, [7, 13].
6 80 PCBs ( µg kg -1 dw) µ 1,5 km. 5 km µ µ 2. PCBs ( PCBs: #28, #52, #101, #118, #153, #138, #180). 3.3 µ µ µ µ µ µ µ 3 4. µ ( µ 5 6) [14, 15]. µ, µ µ µ, S, Cl, Mn, Fe, Co, Ni, Cu, Zn, Br, Sn, Sb, Pb,.. µ µ µ µ µ µ., µ µ µ,.. - µ - ( µ 5)., µ, µ µ., µ µ µ µ [15],.. ( µ 6).
7 81. µ 1,5 km E 5 km µ XETA % Mg Al Si S Cl K Ca P Ti Mn Fe Zn Sr V Cr Co Ni Cu As Se Br Cd Sn Sb Te Pb µ 3. µ µ µ. µ µ µ µ. µ % Mg Al Si S Cl K Ca P Ti Mn Fe Zn Sr V Cr Co Ni Cu As Se Br Cd Sn Sb Te Pb µ 4. µ µ µ - µ - [14].
8 82. µ 1,5 km. 5 km µ % 0.01 Mg Al Si S Cl K Ca P Ti Mn Fe Zn Sr V Cr Co Ni Cu As Se Br Cd Sn Sb Te Pb µ 5. µ µ µ µ. (, ) (, ) % Mg Al Si S Cl K Ca Ti Mn Fe Zn Sr P V Cr Co Ni Cu As Se Br Cd Sn Sb Te Pb µ 6. µ µ µ.
9 83 4. µ µ : µ (PAHs, PCBs µ ) µ. µ µ µ µ, µ µ µ.. µ µ, µ PAHs µ µ. µ.., µ µ µ, µ.,, PAHs µ µ µ µ µ µ km, µ µ. µ PCBs µ µ µ., µ, µ PCBs µ, µ., µ, 7PCBs µ µ µ µ µ. µ µ,. 5. µ... µ µ : «) µ µ µ µ µ ( µ., µ. / )
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