Publications by authors named "Mohammad Ansarizadeh"
The effect of land use configurations on concentration, spatial distribution, and ecological risk of heavy metals in coastal sediments of northern part along the Persian Gulf.
Sci Total Environ
February 2019
Article Synopsis
- 41 sediment samples were gathered from various land uses (industrial, urban, agricultural, and natural) along the northern Persian Gulf coast between November 2016 and January 2017 to analyze heavy metal concentrations.
- The findings revealed that industrial areas exhibited the highest mean concentration of heavy metals (2300.24 mg/kg), significantly outpacing urban and natural sites, with predominant metals being Zn, Cu, and Pb.
- Pollution classifications indicated that industrial sites were "highly-extremely polluted," urban areas were "unpolluted-moderately polluted," and agricultural regions were deemed "highly polluted," highlighting serious environmental concerns from heavy metal contamination.
In this data article, we aimed to evaluate and compare the biological diversity and relative abundance of zooplankton communities in 3 different areas along the northern part of the Persian Gulf in 3 different seasons. Data showed that and were the highest and lowest species among the groups identified in summer in Lavare Saheli and Nakhle Taghi with relative abundances of 87% and 2.7% respectively.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFAmong various water and wastewater treatment methods, adsorption techniques are widely used to remove certain classes of pollutants due to its unique features. Thus, the aim of this data article is to synthesize zero valent iron nanoparticles (NZVI) from Nettle leaf extract by green synthesis method as an environmentally friendly technique, and to evaluate it's efficiency in the removal of furfural from aqueous solutions. The data of possible adsorption mechanism and isotherm of furfural on the synthesized adsorbent are depicted in this data article.
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