英文摘要 |
In an attempt to understand the contamination of heavy metals (Lead, Copper, Cadmium, Arsenic, Mercury) in cultured shellfish, the survey was conducted in 1986 and 1987. Total 350 samples were randomly collected from shellfish ponds and markets in Taiwan area, including 57 purple clams, 76 short-neck clams, 101 clams and 116 oysters. The results showed that, Lead content in purple clam was 0.605 ppm (0.047-1.266 ppm), Copper content was 1.709 ppm (0.283-9.198 ppm), Cadmium content was 0.128 ppm (0.024-0.272 ppm), Arsenic content was 0.066 ppm (0.033-0.164 ppm), Mercury content was 0.016 ppm (N.D.-0.039 ppm); Lead content in short-neck clam was 0.757 ppm (0.031-1.906 ppm) Copper content was 1.388 ppm (0.440-4,703 ppm), Cadmium Content was 0.209 ppm (0.026-0.579 ppm), Arsenic content was 0.087 ppm (0.030-0.198 ppm), Mercury content was 0.009 ppm (N.D. -0.039 ppm); Lead content in clam was 0.700 ppm (0.064-1.406 ppm), Copper content was 4.339 ppm (1.451-9.693 ppm), Cadmium content was 0.164 ppm (0.039-0.346 ppm), Arsenic content was 0.078 ppm (0.026-0.158 ppm), Mercury content was 0.004 ppm (N.D. -0.018 ppm); Lead content in oyster was 0.909ppm (0.120-3.033 ppm), Copper content was 35.808 ppm (1.358-70.550 ppm), Cadmium content was 0.274 ppm (0.067-0.641 ppm), Arsenic content was 0.090 ppm (0.031-0.209 ppm), Mercury content was 0.015 ppm (N.D. -0.041 ppm). The highest contents of heavy metals were found in oysters. There are no hygenic standards of heavy metals in shellfish in our country. In comparison with the standards of the other countries, it appeared that the degree of contamination with heavy metals in shellfish was not serious. |