Tracing source and distribution of heavy metals in road dust, soil and soakaway sediment through speciation and isotopic fingerprinting
Soakaway sediment trapped in urban infiltration facilities exhibits high heavy metal content that makes it an important diffuse pollution source of groundwater contamination. In this study, heavy metal (Cu, Zn, Cd and Pb) content, speciation and stable isotopic variation of Pb in soakaway sediments...
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