Toxic impact of aluminium in natural waters and soil solutions on the ecosystem
1992
Zajac, L. (Komenskeho Univ., Bratislava (CSFR). Prirodovedecka Fakulta)
An extensive acidification of environment by acid rain causes also the increase of aluminium content in natural waters and soil solutions that may be toxic for different life forms on the Earth. From different forms of aluminium dissolved in water the most toxical is Al3+ and inorganic monomeric Al-complexes. Toxical manifestation of increased content of dissolved Al we may observe in forest stands, ecosystems of brooks and lakes, in certain cases also in human beings.
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