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• W2023359662 abstract "Several important sediment geochemical factors (particle size, contact time, artificial sediment composition, acid volatile sulfide, and pure inorganic particles coated or uncoated with humic acid) were examined for their influences on the assimilation of Cd, Cr, and Zn in the marine clam Ruditapes philippinarum. Metal desorption and phase speciation were concurrently measured for these particles. Differences in particle size did not significantly affect metal assimilation. Increasing contact time with sediments decreased assimilation by the clams of Cr and Zn, but not of Cd. A significant positive relationship was found between the metal assimilation efficiency (AE) and the metal partitioning in the exchangeable fraction of sediments for Cd and Zn. The assimilation of metals was negatively dependent on the metal distribution in the reducible (Fe oxide) fraction, indicating that Fe oxide reduced metal bioavailability to the clams. Metal AEs measured with artificially prepared sediments were comparable to those measured with natural sediments. The AEs were significantly higher in artificial sediment without Fe oxide. Humic acid coating appeared to have no major and consistent influence on metal assimilation by the clams. The AEs measured for pure inorganic particles were much higher than those measured for sediments or artificially prepared sediments, except for the Fe oxide particles, indicating that digestion may behave differently for pure particles. Metals bound to artificially synthesized acid volatile sulfide were much less bioavailable to the clams. The AEs were as low as 4% for Cd and 7% for Zn, whereas the AE for Cr was somewhat similar to those measured for other types of particles. When all particle types (natural sediments, artificial sediment, and pure particles) were considered, a significant relationship was found between Cd AE and its desorption in seawater. This study has demonstrated that several geochemical fractions of the sediments, particularly the exchangeable, Fe oxide, and sulfide fractions, are important in determining metal bioavailability from sediments to clams." @default.
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• W2023359662 title "Sediment geochemical controls on CD, CR, and ZN assmilation by the clam Ruditapes philippinarum." @default.
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