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Soil Contamination with Toxic Aluminum at Mid and West Libya


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1 Technical Electronic Faculty, Tripoli- Libya, Egypt
2 Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority, Nuclear Research Center, Egypt
3 Department of Physics, Zagazig University, Zagazig, Egypt
     

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The current study aimed to assessment the soil contamination by toxic Aluminum (Al). The soil samples were collected from Mid and West in Libya, which received man activity waste soil generated from Industrial and Transportation action. The presence of hazardous materials was determined using Neutron Activation Analysis (NAA). The results revealed that the soil samples obtained from four samples mid and west Libya (Qarabulli 6821 mg/kg), (Sokna 1065 mg /kg), (Qaddahia 9761 mg/ kg) and (Khums 4726 mg/kg). The concentrations of Aluminum ranged from1065.mg/ kg to 9761. mg/ kg. The presences of this toxic element in the environment represent high adverse effects on human health, since they might be accumulated in the plants tissue and then transmit into human via food chain.

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Mid and West Libya and Neutron Activation Analysis (NAA), Soil Contamination, Toxic Aluminum.
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Authors

Abdu Assalam Algattawi
Technical Electronic Faculty, Tripoli- Libya, Egypt
M. Fayez-Hassan
Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority, Nuclear Research Center, Egypt
Emad Khalil
Department of Physics, Zagazig University, Zagazig, Egypt

Abstract


The current study aimed to assessment the soil contamination by toxic Aluminum (Al). The soil samples were collected from Mid and West in Libya, which received man activity waste soil generated from Industrial and Transportation action. The presence of hazardous materials was determined using Neutron Activation Analysis (NAA). The results revealed that the soil samples obtained from four samples mid and west Libya (Qarabulli 6821 mg/kg), (Sokna 1065 mg /kg), (Qaddahia 9761 mg/ kg) and (Khums 4726 mg/kg). The concentrations of Aluminum ranged from1065.mg/ kg to 9761. mg/ kg. The presences of this toxic element in the environment represent high adverse effects on human health, since they might be accumulated in the plants tissue and then transmit into human via food chain.

Keywords


Mid and West Libya and Neutron Activation Analysis (NAA), Soil Contamination, Toxic Aluminum.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.18311/ti%2F2018%2Fv25i4%2F23743