Analysis of selected compounds in the surface water of lake Oleckie Wielkie

Kluska, Mariusz; Witkowska-Krajewska, Ewa; Marciniuk-Kluska, Anna

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“…The methods of mercury determination have been compared a number of times (Giacomino et al 2017 ; Kwaansa-Ansah et al 2016 ; Xia et al 2010 ; Domanico et al 2017 ). In this study, however, the analysis was limited to isotachophoresis following the previously developed methodology (Kluska et al 2014 ). The optimal parameters for qualitative and quantitative analysis are presented in Table 1 .…”

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“…The main problem is mercury contained in water and sediment, as it occurs there in a highly toxic form and can be taken up by animals, thus entering the human food chain. The World Health Organisation has identified 10 chemical substances that pose a serious threat to health, four of which are heavy metals: mercury, lead, cadmium and arsenic (Michalski et al 2018 ; 2019 ; Kluska et al 2014 ; Siudek et al 2016a , b ).…”

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Determination of Mercury Content in Surface Waters Using an Environmentally Non-Toxic Terminating Electrolyte

Jabłońska

Kluska

2020

Bull Environ Contam Toxicol

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The paper presents results of the research on the dynamics of changes in the concentration of mercury in surface waters. The importance of mercury as an environmental pollutant results from specific properties of this metal, many sources of contamination, volatility, mobility, stability and high toxicity of its specific chemical forms. Samples of surface water collected from three rivers: the Bug, the Liwiec and the Muchawka were analysed. The Muchawka River flows into the Liwiec River, which in turn is a tributary of the Bug River. The technique of isotachophoresis was employed, using a solution of a biodegradable and environmentally non-toxic derivative of electrostatically stabilised silanates as the terminating electrolyte. The highest average mercury concentration of 0.89 μg/dm3 was determined in water samples collected from the Bug River in January, whereas the lowest concentration of 0.42 μg/dm3 was recorded in water collected from the Muchawka River in September.

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Determination of Mercury Content in Surface Waters Using an Environmentally Non-Toxic Terminating Electrolyte

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Kluska

2020

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“…Kluska et al. successfully used column‐coupling ITP for routine analysis of selected inorganic anions in water samples from Lake Oleckie Wielkie (LE1: 8 mM NaCl, 3 mM 1,3‐bis(tris(hydroxymethyl)methylamino)propane, 1.5 mM β‐alanine, 0.1% 2‐hydroxyethylcellulose (HEC); LE2: 1 mM NaCl, 1.5 mM β‐alanine, 0.1% HEC; TE: 5 mM citric acid; conductivity detection).…”

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Analytical capillary isotachophoresis after 50 years of development: Recent progress 2014–2016

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This review brings a survey of papers on analytical ITP published since 2014 until the first quarter of 2016. The 50th anniversary of ITP as a modern analytical method offers the opportunity to present a brief view on its beginnings and to discuss the present state of the art from the viewpoint of the history of its development. Reviewed papers from the field of theory and principles confirm the continuing importance of computer simulations in the discovery of new and unexpected phenomena. The strongly developing field of instrumentation and techniques shows novel channel methodologies including use of porous media and new on-chip assays, where ITP is often included in a preseparative or even preparative function. A number of new analytical applications are reported, with ITP appearing almost exclusively in combination with other principles and methods.

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Dynamics of mercury content changes in snow in the heating season on the example of the city of Siedlce

Jabłońska

Kluska

2019

Environmental Protection and Natural Resources

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The paper presents the results of research on the content of mercury in snow samples with the use of isotachophoresis. Snow samples were collected in December 2017 as well as in January and February 2018. Samples were collected in Siedlce in places where the individual heating of houses, mainly by hard coal, was visible. The highest mean content of mercury amounting to 0.36 μg/dm3 of water was determined in the snow samples collected in January 2018 in the Żwirowa housing development, and the lowest – 0.25 μg/dm3 in two housing developments: Nowe Siedlce and Topolowa, also collected in January. The snow samples collected in the Żwirowa housing development were characterised by the highest contamination with mercury compared to all the other samples collected for the analysis. The research is a continuation of pollution monitoring in the town of Siedlce in connection with the European Union recommendations on environmental protection and the ‘clean air’ programme implemented in Poland.

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Analysis of selected compounds in the surface water of lake Oleckie Wielkie

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Determination of Mercury Content in Surface Waters Using an Environmentally Non-Toxic Terminating Electrolyte

Determination of Mercury Content in Surface Waters Using an Environmentally Non-Toxic Terminating Electrolyte

Analytical capillary isotachophoresis after 50 years of development: Recent progress 2014–2016

Dynamics of mercury content changes in snow in the heating season on the example of the city of Siedlce

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