In aquatic toxicology, bioconcentration is the accumulation of a water-borne chemical substance in an organism exposed to the water. There are several...
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the environment. Bioconcentration is defined as occurring when uptake from the water is greater than excretion. Thus, bioconcentration and bioaccumulation...
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compared to its surroundings (air or water), it is referred to as bioconcentration. Biomagnification is another process related to bioaccumulation as...
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by three years of no treatment. DCPA is also prevalent in water and bioconcentration is seen in aquatic animals. DCPA accumulation was shown in fish at...
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can rapidly volatilize from water surfaces, and its potential for bioconcentration in aquatic organisms is considered low. Occupational exposure to 1-chloropropane...
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PMIDĀ 15743763. Obata, T.; H. Araie; Y. Shiraiwa (2003). "Kinetic studies on bioconcentration mechanism of selenium by a coccolithophorid, Emiliania huxleyi". Plant...
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of measurement Blake canonical form, a class of logical expressions Bioconcentration factor, the accumulation of a chemical in or on an organism when the...
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aquatic species based on log Kow data from chain lengths less than C14 (bioconcentration factor < 87%). Levels of AO in untreated influent were found to be...
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areas. The movement of dioxins through the food web has resulted in bioconcentration and biomagnification. The areas most heavily contaminated with dioxins...
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IC, Sajwan KS, Falandysz J (2012). "Mercury in Russula mushrooms: Bioconcentration by Yellow-ocher Brittle Gills Russula ochroleuca". Journal of Environmental...
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