The Content of Heavy Metals in the Soil in Aktobe City

APA 6th edition
In-text: (Kibatayev, Iztleuov, Tazhigulova, Sabyrakhmetova, Urgushbayeva, Kaldybayeva, Turganbayeva, Zhakan, Madikhan, Manukov, Rabayeva & Alpysbayeva, 2016)
Your Bibliography: Kibatayev, K.M., Iztleuov, M.K., Tazhigulova, B.M., Sabyrakhmetova, V.M., Urgushbayeva, G.M., Kaldybayeva, A.T., Turganbayeva, A.U., Zhakan, A.K., Madikhan, Z.S., Manukov, V.G., Rabayeva, F.A. & Alpysbayeva, a.G.K. (2016). The Content of Heavy Metals in the Soil in Aktobe City. International Journal of Environmental and Science Education, 11(18), 11405-11414.

Harvard
In-text: (Kibatayev, Iztleuov, Tazhigulova, Sabyrakhmetova, Urgushbayeva, Kaldybayeva, Turganbayeva, Zhakan, Madikhan, Manukov, Rabayeva and Alpysbayeva, 2016)
Your Bibliography: Kibatayev, K., Iztleuov, M., Tazhigulova, B., Sabyrakhmetova, V., Urgushbayeva, G., Kaldybayeva, A., Turganbayeva, A., Zhakan, A., Madikhan, Z., Manukov, V., Rabayeva, F. and Alpysbayeva, a. (2016). The Content of Heavy Metals in the Soil in Aktobe City. International Journal of Environmental and Science Education, 11(18), pp. 11405-11414.

Chicago 16th edition
In-text: (Kibatayev, Iztleuov, Tazhigulova, Sabyrakhmetova, Urgushbayeva, Kaldybayeva, Turganbayeva, Zhakan, Madikhan, Manukov, Rabayeva and Alpysbayeva 2016)
Your Bibliography: Kibatayev, Kozy M., Marat K. Iztleuov, Batima M. Tazhigulova, Valentina M. Sabyrakhmetova, Gulnur M. Urgushbayeva, Aiman T. Kaldybayeva, Aigul U. Turganbayeva, Akyn K. Zhakan, Zhanibek Sh. Madikhan, Vyacheslav G. Manukov, Fariza A. Rabayeva and and Gulnur K. Alpysbayeva (2016). "The Content of Heavy Metals in the Soil in Aktobe City". International Journal of Environmental and Science Education 11 (18):11405-11414.

Abstract

For hygienic assessment of anthropogenic pollution of the environment, the state of depositing environments is important, including soil. A particularly strong problem of soil pollution includes industrial cities, such as Aktobe. Soil pollution not only affects the environment but is also having a negative impact on human health. The article presents the results of a study of contaminants in the soil of different districts of Aktobe. Soil samples were taken in five different locations around the city, at different remoteness from Aktjubinsk ferro-alloy plant. Plant is specialized in the production of low-carbon and high-carbon ferrochromium, ferrovanadium, ferrosilicochromium, ferrotitanium, commercial lime. The experiment was conducted in accordance with Methodological recommendations "Organization and procedures for analytical control of soil pollution".The obtained data indicate a high content of heavy metals in adjacent to Aktobe Ferroalloy plant site. High concentrations of zinc, copper, cobalt, nickel, vanadium and lead were identified. The obtained results can serve as a theoretical source for future research in the field of negative influence reduction of industrial enterprises on the environment.

Keywords: Heavy metals; contamination; environment; clark; maximum permissible concentration

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