Abstract
The authors found that the more a region-supplying fodder for cattle is polluted by arsenic exhalations, the more of it is eliminated by cow milk. In a region with an average of 33.0 kg. of arsenic deposition per 1 km/sup 2/ in the course of a year, an average concentration of 12.52 gamma % of arsenic is reported to be present in the dried cow milk, but in a region with an average of 10.0 kg of arsenic dust fall per 1 km/sup 2/ in the course of a year, an average concentration of 7.69 gamma % of arsenic was found. In the control region no arsenic either in dust fall or milk was found. These results suggest that in a region with arsenic emissions, the content of this element is accumulated in all agricultural products, in fodder and in the cow milk. The authors emphasize the necessity for factories to take appropriate measures to improve the atmosphere by preventing all waste substances which threaten man's and animal's health conditions.
Citation Formats
Masek, J, Hais, K, Medek, T, and Svobodova, R.
Arsenic in the light ashes and cow milk in Ostrava region.
Serbia and Montenegro: N. p.,
1965.
Web.
Masek, J, Hais, K, Medek, T, & Svobodova, R.
Arsenic in the light ashes and cow milk in Ostrava region.
Serbia and Montenegro.
Masek, J, Hais, K, Medek, T, and Svobodova, R.
1965.
"Arsenic in the light ashes and cow milk in Ostrava region."
Serbia and Montenegro.
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title = {Arsenic in the light ashes and cow milk in Ostrava region}
author = {Masek, J, Hais, K, Medek, T, and Svobodova, R}
abstractNote = {The authors found that the more a region-supplying fodder for cattle is polluted by arsenic exhalations, the more of it is eliminated by cow milk. In a region with an average of 33.0 kg. of arsenic deposition per 1 km/sup 2/ in the course of a year, an average concentration of 12.52 gamma % of arsenic is reported to be present in the dried cow milk, but in a region with an average of 10.0 kg of arsenic dust fall per 1 km/sup 2/ in the course of a year, an average concentration of 7.69 gamma % of arsenic was found. In the control region no arsenic either in dust fall or milk was found. These results suggest that in a region with arsenic emissions, the content of this element is accumulated in all agricultural products, in fodder and in the cow milk. The authors emphasize the necessity for factories to take appropriate measures to improve the atmosphere by preventing all waste substances which threaten man's and animal's health conditions.}
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title = {Arsenic in the light ashes and cow milk in Ostrava region}
author = {Masek, J, Hais, K, Medek, T, and Svobodova, R}
abstractNote = {The authors found that the more a region-supplying fodder for cattle is polluted by arsenic exhalations, the more of it is eliminated by cow milk. In a region with an average of 33.0 kg. of arsenic deposition per 1 km/sup 2/ in the course of a year, an average concentration of 12.52 gamma % of arsenic is reported to be present in the dried cow milk, but in a region with an average of 10.0 kg of arsenic dust fall per 1 km/sup 2/ in the course of a year, an average concentration of 7.69 gamma % of arsenic was found. In the control region no arsenic either in dust fall or milk was found. These results suggest that in a region with arsenic emissions, the content of this element is accumulated in all agricultural products, in fodder and in the cow milk. The authors emphasize the necessity for factories to take appropriate measures to improve the atmosphere by preventing all waste substances which threaten man's and animal's health conditions.}
journal = []
volume = {10:8}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Serbia and Montenegro}
year = {1965}
month = {Sep}
}