Effects Of A Chelating Resin On Metal Bioavailability And Toxicity To Estuarine Invertebrates: Divergent Results Of Field And Laboratory Tests

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Effects Of A Chelating Resin On Metal Bioavailability And Toxicity To Estuarine Invertebrates: Divergent Results Of Field And Laboratory Tests

Wilkie Emma; Roach Anthony; Micevska T; Kelaher Brendan; Bishop Melanie
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10453/13220
Date: 2010

Abstract:

Benthic invertebrates can uptake metals through diffusion of free ion solutes, or ingestion of sediment-bound forms. This study investigated the efficacy of the metal chelating resin SIR 300 (TM) in adsorbing porewater metals and isolating pathways of me

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