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Matida, Y. and H. Kumada. 1969. Distribution of mercury in water, bottom mud and aquatic organisms of Minamata Bay, the River Agano and other water bodies in Japan. Bull. Freshwater Fish. Res. Lab. (Tokyo) 19(2) 73-93. [Pg.435]

Several studies have been performed on the fate of APEO in rivers flowing to Tokyo Bay, Japan, and in the bay itself [25,26]. Tokyo Bay receives vast amounts of treated and untreated domestic and industrial wastewater. [Pg.764]

Concentrations in Tokyo Bay sediments were about one order of magnitude less than those in the river sediments 0.12-0.64, 0.006—... [Pg.764]

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Figure 8.6 Size distributions (particles below lpm) based on particle number for different natural water systems Gulf of Mexico (Harris, 1977), foraminifera and diatoms from near-surface South-lndian Ocean (Lai and Lerman, 1975), coastal surface waters of North Pacific Ocean (off Tokyo Bay) (Koike et al., 1990), Grimsel test site groundwater (Switzerland) (Degueldre, 1990), Markham Clinton groundwater (UK) (Longworth et al., 1990), amorphous iron oxy(hydroxo)phos-phate at the oxic/anoxic boundary of Lake Bret (Switzerland) (Buffle et al., 1989), Rhine River (The Netherlands) (van de Meentef al., 1983), Rhine River (Basle, Switzerland) (Newman etal., 1994), St Lawrence River (Canada) (Comba and Kaiser, 1990). Distributions recalculated from the original data as explained in Filella and Buffle (1993) (reproduced from Filella and Buffle, 1993, by permission of the copyright holders, Elsevier Science Publishers BV, Amsterdam). Figure 8.6 Size distributions (particles below lpm) based on particle number for different natural water systems Gulf of Mexico (Harris, 1977), foraminifera and diatoms from near-surface South-lndian Ocean (Lai and Lerman, 1975), coastal surface waters of North Pacific Ocean (off Tokyo Bay) (Koike et al., 1990), Grimsel test site groundwater (Switzerland) (Degueldre, 1990), Markham Clinton groundwater (UK) (Longworth et al., 1990), amorphous iron oxy(hydroxo)phos-phate at the oxic/anoxic boundary of Lake Bret (Switzerland) (Buffle et al., 1989), Rhine River (The Netherlands) (van de Meentef al., 1983), Rhine River (Basle, Switzerland) (Newman etal., 1994), St Lawrence River (Canada) (Comba and Kaiser, 1990). Distributions recalculated from the original data as explained in Filella and Buffle (1993) (reproduced from Filella and Buffle, 1993, by permission of the copyright holders, Elsevier Science Publishers BV, Amsterdam).
Mitsuru Uchiyama / Society of Japanese Pharmacopeia, Tokyo, Japan Merlin L. Utter / Wyeth Research, Pearl River, New York, U.S.A. [Pg.4325]

Upper Saddle River. NJ Boston Indianapolis San Francisco New York Toronto Montreal London Munich Parts Madrid Capetown Sydnev Tokyo Singapore Mexico City... [Pg.1083]

Rivers in the Hitachi area, northeast Tokyo Max. 368 Braun tube factory Asarai (1974)... [Pg.14]

Jaeggi, M.N.R. (1995) Sediment transport in mountain rivers a review, Proc. Int. Sabo Symp., Tokyo, Japan. [Pg.252]

Fig. 2 Comparison of SCCP homolog group patterns in the Kasaibashi River (Japan) and nearby Tamagawa (Tokyo) STP effluents [41], St Lawrence river suspended (susp) sediments and dissolved phase [45] and in North Sea sediments [35]. Results from Hiittig and Oehme [35] are combined for their sample 1 (North Sea) and 8 (Baltic Sea)... Fig. 2 Comparison of SCCP homolog group patterns in the Kasaibashi River (Japan) and nearby Tamagawa (Tokyo) STP effluents [41], St Lawrence river suspended (susp) sediments and dissolved phase [45] and in North Sea sediments [35]. Results from Hiittig and Oehme [35] are combined for their sample 1 (North Sea) and 8 (Baltic Sea)...
AIST measured CPs in river water. Samples were collected in Tokyo and Osaka in June 2002. The analytical results are shown in Table 13 and the mean concentrations of SCCPs in the river water samples in the Kanto region was 25.5 ng (Table 14). [Pg.170]

CPs Sumidagawa River, I wabuchi- suimon, Tokyo Arakawa River, Kasaibashi, Tokyo, Yodogawa River, Yodogawa, Hirakataohashi, Ozeki, Osaka Osaka ... [Pg.170]

AIST conducted sampling of sediments in two rivers in Tokyo in Kanto region and one river in Osaka in Kansai region in July 2003. The sampling sites were Arakawa River, Tamagawa River in Tokyo, and Yodogawa River in Osaka. The analytical results are shown in Table 15 [22]. The results indicated that the... [Pg.172]

Whitton, B. A., Use of plants to monitor heavy metals in rivers. In Biomonitoring of Environmental Pollution, Yasuno, M. and Whitton, B. A., Eds., Tokai University Press, Tokyo, 1988. [Pg.30]

Maruyama, K., Yuan, M., and Otsuki, A., Seasonal changes in ethylene oxide chain length of poly(oxyethylene)alkylphenyl ether non-ionic surfactants in three main rivers in Tokyo, Environ. Set Technol, 34, 343-348, 2000. [Pg.1264]

Miller JR (1992) Rivers. In Nierenberg WA, ed. Encyclopedia of Earth System Science, Volume 4, pp. 13-20. Academic Press, Inc. Harcourt Brace Jovanovich Publishers San Diego, New York, Boston, London, Sydney, Tokyo, Toronto. [Pg.616]

Yamagishi T, Miyazaki T, Horii S, Akiyama K (1983) Synthetic musk residues in biota and water from Tama River and Tokyo Bay (Japan). Arch Environ Contam Toxicol... [Pg.236]


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