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Polychlorinated chemical residues in fish from major watersheds near the Great Lakes, 1979

Kuehl, Douglas W. / Leonard, Edward N. / Butterworth, Brian C. / Johnson, Kenneth L.

Abstract Over 50 non-PCB polyhalogenated organic chemicals have been identified by GC/MS in fish from the Great Lakes and other major watersheds near the Great Lakes. p,p′-DDE, hexachlorobenzene, and components of tech-chlordane were the most frequently found chemicals. Also described are advances in sample preparation methodology which allow the identification of many frequently occuring unusual chemicals. Several chemicals not previously reported in environmental samples are identified.

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Polychlorinated chemical residues in fish from major watersheds near the Great Lakes, 1979

Kuehl, Douglas W. / Leonard, Edward N. / Butterworth, Brian C. / Johnson, Kenneth L.

Abstract Over 50 non-PCB polyhalogenated organic chemicals have been identified by GC/MS in fish from the Great Lakes and other major watersheds near the Great Lakes. p,p′-DDE, hexachlorobenzene, and components of tech-chlordane were the most frequently found chemicals. Also described are advances in sample preparation methodology which allow the identification of many frequently occuring unusual chemicals. Several chemicals not previously reported in environmental samples are identified.

Polychlorinated chemical residues in fish from major watersheds near the Great Lakes, 1979

Kuehl, Douglas W. / Leonard, Edward N. / Butterworth, Brian C. / Johnson, Kenneth L.

Abstract Over 50 non-PCB polyhalogenated organic chemicals have been identified by GC/MS in fish from the Great Lakes and other major watersheds near the Great Lakes. p,p′-DDE, hexachlorobenzene, and components of tech-chlordane were the most frequently found chemicals. Also described are advances in sample preparation methodology which allow the identification of many frequently occuring unusual chemicals. Several chemicals not previously reported in environmental samples are identified.

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Title:

Polychlorinated chemical residues in fish from major watersheds near the Great Lakes, 1979

Contributors:

Kuehl, Douglas W. (author) / Leonard, Edward N. (author) / Butterworth, Brian C. (author) / Johnson, Kenneth L. (author)

Published in:

Environmental International ; 9 ; 293-299

Publication date:

1983-05-16

Size:

7 pages

ISSN:

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1016/0160-4120(83)90088-0

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

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