[Temporal and Spatial Distribution Characteristics of PM2.5 in Chongqing Urban Areas].

To explore the diurnal and seasonal characteristics of PM25, hourly PM25 concentration data ol It tixed monitoring sites in Chongqing urban area were collected continuously from June 2014 to May 2015. The result showed that: (1) the seasonal concentration of PM2.5 in different seasons decreased in the order of winter, autumn, spring and summer (P < 0.

[Determination of Total Selenium and Arsenic in Coal by Wet Digestion Hydride Generation Atomic Fluorescence Spectrometry (HG-AFS)].

In the present work we presented a new method for determination of total Se and As in coal by electric hot plate-mixed acids-hydride generation atomic fluorescence spectrometry (HG-AFS), the wet digestion method. The detailed operation procedures of the new method are as follows: About 0. 05~0.

The daily fluorine and arsenic intake for residents with different dietaries and fluorosis risk in coal-burning fluorosis area, Yunnan, Southwest China.

The daily fluorine (F)/arsenic (As) intake (DFI/DAsI) for residents at different ages with different dietaries and dietary changes was investigated to analyze the fluorosis risk in coal-burning fluorosis area in Yunnan, Southwest China. The DFI for residents with a dietary of roasted corn and roasted chili was 5.06, 9.

Regional distribution of longevity population and chemical characteristics of natural water in Xinjiang, China.

Xinjiang Province, China is recognized for the longevity of its inhabitants. To study the temporal and spatial variation of longevity region and chemical characteristics of natural water of longevity region in Xinjiang, three population censuses on county-level and 51 natural water samples from Hotan Prefecture, Xinjiang were collected and analyzed. 103 natural water samples were collected from the public papers.

The pollution control of fluorine and arsenic in roasted corn in "coal-burning" fluorosis area Yunnan, China.

Pilot experiments were carried out to reduce the fluorine (F) and arsenic (As) pollution of roasted corn dried by open ovens in "coal-burning" fluorosis area Yunnan, China. The results indicated that the average emission amount of F and As in briquettes in experimental group were 29.20mg/kg and 0.

[Determination of total selenium in water by hydride generation atomic fluorescence spectrometry].

In order to establish a rapid and accurate hydride generation-atomic fluorescence spectrometry method for the determination of selenium content in water samples, the influence factors on Se nitrolysis in the water such as nitrolysis temperature and the amount of hydrochloric acid were studied. The authors determined a simple and practical test method that is to add 3 mL hydrochloric acid at 3 degrees C. We measured the precision and accuracy of the method by the standard liquid of 3, 6 and 10 micro x L(-1), and the test results were 2.

Coal-burning roasted corn and chili as the cause of dental fluorosis for children in southwestern China.

To find the pathologic cause of the children's dental fluorosis in southwestern China, diet structure before the age of 6 and prevalence rate of dental fluorosis (DF) of 405 children were investigated, and the fluorine and arsenic content of several materials were determined. The prevalence rate of DF of children living on roasted corn before the age of 6 is 100% with nearly 95% having the mild to severe DF; while that of children living on non-roasted corn or rice is less than 5% with all having very mild DF. The average fluorine and arsenic concentration are 20.

[Sequential extraction experiments applied to study chemical mobility of fluorine in rocks].

Sequential extraction experiments were used to study the chemical mobility of fluorine in rocks. The results show that there are quite big differences in chemical mobility of fluorine in rocks of different types. Fluorine in carbonate rock is very active, in which the proportion of leachable fluorine is generally more than 75%.

[Regularity of flourine release from fluorine-rich coal combustion in the fluorine poisoning area].

Laboratory experiments and in situ measurements inside farmer's houses indicate that the fluorine concentration of indoor air was positively related with the fluorine content in the consumed coal (R = 0.612, P<0.01), but fluorine content in the coal had no effect on the release rate of coal fluorine under the usual combustion temperature of about 1000 degrees C.