Assessment of Heavy Metal Forms and Mobility in Bottom Sediments of Anthropogenically Impacted Freshwater Bodies in Belarus

values up to 1.9 are characteristic, corresponding to a moderate level of pollution. The results obtained indicate a significant impact of anthropogenic load on the forms of occurrence and mobility of heavy metals and highlight the role of bottom sediments as an active factor in the secondary pollution of freshwater ecosystems.

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Molecules
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2026-04-21
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https://doi.org/10.3390/molecules31081366
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Heavy metals in environment
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Assessment of Heavy Metal Forms and Mobility in Bottom Sediments of Anthropogenically Impacted Freshwater Bodies in Belarus

Witold Kwapiński, Valentin Romanovski, Elizaveta Dorozhko
Molecules
Heavy metals in environment
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Assessment of Heavy Metal Forms and Mobility in Bottom Sediments of Anthropogenically Impacted Freshwater Bodies in Belarus

Witold Kwapiński, Valentin Romanovski, Elizaveta Dorozhko
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values up to 1.9 are characteristic, corresponding to a moderate level of pollution. The results obtained indicate a significant impact of anthropogenic load on the forms of occurrence and mobility of heavy metals and highlight the role of bottom sediments as an active factor in the secondary pollution of freshwater ecosystems.

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University of Limerick (IE), Institute of Nature Management (BY), University of Virginia (US)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 19%
Heavy metals in environment
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