2009-3-15 A mass balance for selenium was developed for the period May 2006 to July 2007, during which data regarding inputs and outputs to the lake were collected ().Aqueous chemical conditions were characterized in the field at four locations (2267, 2565, 2767 and 3510) across the main body of the Great Salt Lake and at 7 to 13 depths (varying by station), ranging from 0.2 to 8 m depth below lake
A mass balance for Se in the south arm of the Great Salt Lake was developed for September 2006 to August 2007 of monitoring for Se loads and removal flows. The combined removal flows (sedimentation and volatilization) totaled to a geometric mean value of 2079??kg Se/yr, with the estimated low value being 1255??kg Se/yr, and an estimated high value of 3143??kg Se/yr at the 68% confidence level.
A mass balance for Se in the south arm of the Great Salt Lake was developed for September 2006 to August 2007 of monitoring for Se loads and removal flows. The combined removal flows (sedimentation and volatilization) totaled to a geometric mean value of 2079 kg Se/yr, with the estimated low value b
A mass balance for Se in the south arm of the Great Salt Lake was developed for September 2006 to August 2007 of monitoring for Se loads and removal flows. The combined removal flows (sedimentation and volatilization) totaled to a geometric mean value of 2079 kg Se/yr, with the estimated low value being 1255 kg Se/yr, and an estimated high
Selenium mass balance in the Great Salt Lake, Utah. A mass balance for Se in the south arm of the Great Salt Lake was developed for September 2006 to August 2007 of monitoring for Se loads and removal flows. The combined removal flows (sedimentation and volatilization) totaled to a geometric mean value of 2079 kg Se/yr, with the estimated low
Request PDF Selenium mass balance in the Great Salt Lake, Utah A mass balance for Se in the south arm of the Great Salt Lake was developed for September 2006 to August 2007 of monitoring for
2009-3-1 adshelp[at]cfa.harvard.edu The ADS is operated by the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory under NASA Cooperative Agreement NNX16AC86A
2020-6-11 The Great Salt Lake is the fourth largest terminal lake worldwide ( Stephens, 1990 ) and the largest saline lake in North America ( Brix et al., 2004 ). The lake is shallow (maximum depth is around 9 m) with a vast surface area that varies considerably depending on its surface elevation ( Baskin, 2005 ).
2007-4-16 Conservancy, the Great Salt Lake Alliance, Friends of Great Salt Lake, the State Division of Water Quality, the Jordan Val-ley Water Conservancy District, and Kennecott Utah Copper is working to recommend numeric water quality standards for some metals in the open waters of the lake (2). Beginning with selenium, a nationally selected panel of
2018-5-29 In the Great Salt Lake of Utah, eared grebes (Podiceps nigricollis) blood Se concentrations averaged 16.8 ppm at Antelope Island and 25.4 ppm at Stansbury Island; much greater than background concentrations and associated toxicity threshold (5 ppm) used in that study (Conover and Vest 2009). Food chain biomagnification for piscivorous grebes
2007-4-16 Conservancy, the Great Salt Lake Alliance, Friends of Great Salt Lake, the State Division of Water Quality, the Jordan Val-ley Water Conservancy District, and Kennecott Utah Copper is working to recommend numeric water quality standards for some metals in the open waters of the lake (2). Beginning with selenium, a nationally selected panel of
2009-1-1 Selenium mass balance in the Great Salt Lake, Utah. Diaz X, Johnson WP, Naftz DL. Sci Total Environ, 407(7):2333-2341, 13 Jan 2009 Cited by: 2 articles PMID: 19144389 [Determination of selenium in mineral waters by the ASA method]. Masłowska J, Gawłoska A. Rocz Panstw Zakl Hig, 50(3
The Mass Balance Model model also allows the user to back calculate a waterborne selenium concentration from an assumed diet or egg A modified mass balance approach was used to link measured and estimated Great Salt Lake concentrations of selenium concentration.
2016-10-8 Examples of Selenium Volatilization •17-61% loss of Se from the surface water in constructed wetlands attributed to volatilization •1455 kg Se/year lost from Great Salt Lake via volatilization Ye et al., 2003; Lin and Terry, 2003, Hansen et al. 1998; Johnson et al. 2009, Diaz et al. 2009)
2020-4-23 Selenium and Uranium Mass-Balance Analysis. The mass-balance framework applied to TDS was also applied to Se and U. Correlations with SC used to convert SC to Se or U concentrations (Figures S1 and S2; Table S2) are not as tight as those for TDS (Table 1). Correlations between SC and U are quite strong, with R 2 values ranging 0.81–0.96.
2018-5-29 In the Great Salt Lake of Utah, eared grebes (Podiceps nigricollis) blood Se concentrations averaged 16.8 ppm at Antelope Island and 25.4 ppm at Stansbury Island; much greater than background concentrations and associated toxicity threshold (5 ppm) used in that study (Conover and Vest 2009). Food chain biomagnification for piscivorous grebes
2019-12-3 ‐ 20, 2015, Salt Lake City, UT During early 2012, a sampling campaign was conducted to develop a Se balance for the PCR wastewater system and to speciate the forms of Se. concentration variability can have a great deal of influence about which Se removal process would be most appropriate for a
2018-5-14 Lakes and reservoirs are mainly greater than 300, with many being in the 500 to 2000 range. The K d s for Salton Sea, California, USA, and the Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA, are 1196 and 1759 respectively. The K d
2015-8-27 Environmental contextMethylation of sedimentary selenium to volatile dimethylselenide is a natural remediation process for contaminated aquatic systems. We present flux estimates for the loss of dimethylselenide from sediments of an anthropogenically affected lake and observe a 6-fold difference between late autumnearly winter and summer. The loss of dimethylselenide represents a significant
2017-10-26 CH2M Hill. 2014. Selenium and Organochlorine Compounds in Newport Bay Watershed Fish and Bird Eggs, 2013. Draft Report to Orange County. January 13, 2014. CH2M Hill and Center for Water, Ecosystems, and Climate Science (CWECS). 2008. Development of a Selenium Standard for the Open Waters of Great Salt Lake.
Ground- water formerly surfaced from two main sources within the site into a large wet- lands area on the boundary of the Great Salt Lake. Selenium contaminated ar- tesian flow is currently captured and routed into KUCC's process water cir- cuit. The contamination is of a low-level, high-volume nature that makes most treatment options expensive.
2018-5-14 Lakes and reservoirs are mainly greater than 300, with many being in the 500 to 2000 range. The K d s for Salton Sea, California, USA, and the Great Salt Lake, Utah, USA, are 1196 and 1759 respectively. The K d
2019-12-3 ‐ 20, 2015, Salt Lake City, UT During early 2012, a sampling campaign was conducted to develop a Se balance for the PCR wastewater system and to speciate the forms of Se. concentration variability can have a great deal of influence about which Se removal process would be most appropriate for a
A procedure is given for evaluating the toxic threat of selenium to fish and wildlife. Toxic threat is expressed as hazard, and is based on the potential for food-chain bioaccumulation and reproductive impairment in fish and aquatic birds, which are the most sensitive biological responses for estimating ecosystem-level impacts of selenium contamination. Five degrees of hazard are possible
Western North America’s Great Salt Lake is the world’s oldest inland sea. A remnant of the last great Ice Age, the Great Salt Lake in Utah has been collecting and concentrating the minerals and trace elements of the surrounding Rocky Mountains for tens of thousands of years.
2010-10-27 Divide Lake 10 4.6 Lake Superior 97 63 Lake Tahoe 92 64 Grindstone Lake 95 65 Ice Lake 110 79 Lake Independence 316 213 Fresh waters TDS < 1,000 mg/L Lake Mead 850 640 Atlantic Ocean 43,000 35,000 Great Salt Lake 158,000 230,000 Saline waters TDS > ~ 35,000 mg/L Why is GSL different than the rest with a larger Calculate Charge Balance Check
Selenium reached toxic levels in the Kesterton reservoir when selenium-rich subsurface water was mixed with surface irrigation runoff and repeatedly used to flood the reservoir . Arsenate (As(V)) is the prevalent form of arsenic in oxic environments whereas arsenite (As(III)) is most common under anoxic conditions [ 14–17 ].
The water balance allows predicting lake volumes at the daily time step. A mass balance model developed for conservative elements was also developed and allows validating the proportions of inputs and outputs issued from the water balance model. This model was
2016-1-15 For instance, the salinity of the Great Salt Lake, (Utah, USA), the Dead Sea and the Lake Van in Turkey is 220, 240 and 330 respectively. The oceans and salt lakes are becoming more salty as time goes on because the rivers dump more salt into them, while fresh water
Density, Mass, and Volume Purpose To observe the result when objects of different densities are placed in water. Equipment and Supplies 1. Blocks of lead, wood, and Styrofoam (or similar objects around the house) with similar mass 2. Variety of soda pop in aluminum cans; both diet and regular varieties 3. Large bowl or sink 4. Egg 5. Salt 6. Spoon 7. Scale (if you don’t have one, you’re