Abstract:This study investigated the concentrations of nine metals such as Cd, Pb, Cr, Ni Cu, Co, Mn, Zn and Fe in dusts from automobile mechanic workshops (AMWs) in the Niger Delta, Nigeria. Samples of dusts were digestion with aqua-regia and analyzed for metals using atomic absorption spectrometry. The levels of metals in the AMW dusts (mg kg− 1) were 0.12 to 4.20 for Cd, 11.3 to 3897 for Pb, 9.05 to 45.3 for Cr, 0.35 to 345 for Ni, 170 to 56390 for Cu, 1.05 to 31.4 for Co, 51.3 to 310 for Mn, 143 to 634 for Zn and 7… Show more
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