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Aromatic hydrocarbons in waters of port phillip bay and the yarra river estuary

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1984

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Determination of aromatic hydrocarbons in coastal waters, using solvent extraction and fluorescence emission analysis, shows wide distribution of fuel oils with only a small contribution from crude oil. Oil concentrations are' reported as equivalent amounts of m-terphenyl (T) or pyrene (P). Observed concentrations in Port Phillip Bay are generally 02-03 Mg l-1 (T) and 01-0 2 jug U1 (P), with higher values in Corio Bay and the Yarra River estuary.

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https://dspace-test.anu.edu.au/handle/1885/733738915

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Marine and Freshwater Research

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10.1071/MF9840119

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