Distribution pattern of some heavy metals in Egyptian fish organs

Distribution pattern of some heavy metals in Egyptian fish organs

Distributions of some heavy metals in different fish organs were studied. Maximum concentrations (ppm) of lead (1·24), cadmium (0·82), chromium (0·721), zinc (10·9), copper (2·26), manganese (0·33), and iron (1·41) were found in the brain, whereas the minimum concentration detected in flesh samples...

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Veröffentlicht in:Food chemistry 1995, Vol.53 (4), p.385-389
Hauptverfasser: Gomaa, M.N.E, Abou-Arab, A.A.K, Badawy, A, Khayria, Naguib
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