Improved techniques for studies of mass balances and fractionations among families of metals within terrestrial ecosystems

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Jun 1976

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Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, vol. 40, Issue 6, pp.583-587

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From a remote, pristine study area the authors collected and analyzed samples for K, Rb, Cs, Ca, Sr, Ba and Pb. The results show that heavy metals move through natural ecosystems in a predictable manner relative to lighter elements of the same periodic family. Four developments which refine these measurements and enhance the interpretation of the results are: 1. (1) a technique for collecting a soil moisture film; 2. (2) a device for the collection of dry deposition of aerosols; 3. (3) a procedure for the removal of foliar deposits from the surface of plant leaves; 4. (4) a method of collecting a snow sample representative of the entire accumulated snowpack.

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