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RESEARCH OF HEAVY METAL POLLUTION BY THE NO.104 NATIONAL ROAD IN JIANGSU PROVINCE

Cheng Chen

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The content of main heavy metals(Pb,Cd,Cr,Cu,Zn,Ni) in soil,air and plant(rice) by the No.104 National road in Jiangsu Province was analyzed and evaluated.The results showed that the soil by the National road in Jiangsu Province was polluted by heavy metals,and the rice was lightly polluted by heavy metal(Pb).

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The content of main heavy metals(Pb,Cd,Cr,Cu,Zn,Ni) in soil,air and plant(rice) by the No.104 National road in Jiangsu Province was analyzed and evaluated.The results showed that the soil by the National road in Jiangsu Province was polluted by heavy metals,and the rice was lightly polluted by heavy metal(Pb).

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The content of main heavy metals(Pb,Cd,Cr,Cu,Zn,Ni) in soil,air and plant(rice) by the No.104 National road in Jiangsu Province was analyzed and evaluated.The results showed that the soil by the National road in Jiangsu Province was polluted by heavy metals,and the rice was lightly polluted by heavy metal(Pb).

Key concepts: Heavy metals, Environmental science, Pollution, Environmental engineering, Metal, Heavy traffic, Environmental chemistry, Metallurgy

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