The aim of this study isto determinat the concentration of (Pb, Cu, Cd, Co, Cr , NiZn,
Fe) in storm water and their content of sediments during four seasons, the samples were
collected in four areas along Tartous beach. After make necessary treatme
nt concentrations
of elements determination by flame atomic absorption spectrometry.The results showed a
high levels of elements iron and zinc, in stormwater (138.6 μg/l - 99.7 μg/l) and sediments
(17.863 μg/l – 138.735 ppm), in all samples and there were concentrations another
elements difference between stations and rainfalls related to the human activities.
In this study the concentration of (Cu, Cr, Cd, Fe, Mn, Ni, Zn , Pb ,V &Co) in
some sedimentary columns and pore-water extracted from the estuary of Al-Kabeer
alshemali river was determined during four seasons .the concentrations of these metals
w
ere determined using atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS). The columns were cut into
slices with 2cm of thickness ,the pore water at every slice was extracted using
centrifugation (7000 r/min).the results showed that the concentration increased from
surface(deep=0cm, rich of O2) up to the 4cm of deep ,then the concentration decreased in
deeper slices (down of 4cm,deficiency of O2) and the concentration of Fe and Mn from
high ranking ppm. The rest of the items were relatively lower ranking ppb, but Co, Cd and
V were low. meat increased the concentration of all these elements in the spring and
summer, compared with the values in the winter and autumn, due to increasing human
activities on the one hand and the high temperature on the other hand, leading to increased
activities of bacterial that leads to the decomposition of organic material that may increase
the ratios of these elements in the pore water.
This study deals with identifying some heavy metals (Pb,Zn,Ni) concentration in the recycledsewage in Latakia Countryside which is resulting from three treatment plants distributed over (Hebbeit, Al-Harah, MarjMoairban),2011.This research uses the El
ectro Thermal Atomization-Atomic Absorption Spectrometry (ETA-AAS) technique in determining of heavy metal elements mentioned above. This research shows a higher concentration of Zn-element (2.798 mg/L) in all treatment plants and in all seasons compared with the concentration of other elements, while Ni and Pb have recorded low concentrations (0.351, 0.243) mg/ℓ, respectively. The statistical study has demonstrated that there is a correlation varying from positive high to positive low, and sometimes to negative highs and lows, this gives clear indications for resources of pollution.