Role of industrial dusts in the determination of atmospheric nitrogen input in the Rybnik Coal Region

Kwiecień, Małgorzata

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Role of industrial dusts in the determination of atmospheric nitrogen input in the Rybnik Coal Region Kwiecień, Małgorzata

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Role of industrial dusts in the determination of atmospheric nitrogen input in the Rybnik Coal Region

Role of industrial dusts

Kwiecień, Małgorzata

Polska Akademia Nauk. Instytut Ekologii

Polish Scientific Publishers

Warszawa

1986-1987

Pages 265-282 : illustrations ; 24 cm ; Bibliographical references (pages 281-282) ; Abstract in Polish

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nitrogen ; rain water ; solution ; dust ; areosols ; washing

Nitrogen input from the atmosphere was investigated in a highly industrialized region. It amounted on an average to 15.26 kg · ha-1 · growing season-1. The main nitrogen carrier was dust – 11.90 kg · ha-1 · growing season-1, representing 78.73% of the total input. Field and experimental data have shown that the nitrogen contained in dust was predominantly in the dissoluble form – 10.52 kg · ha-1 · growing season-1. Nitrogen washed out of the dust and the independent nitrogen input with rain water jointly represented as much as 90.50% of the total nitrogen input from the atmosphere.

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