A new method was used to remove heavy metals in sea water. The requirement of copper in sea water ofegg hatching and naupliar metamorphosis of Penaeus chinensis was investored. A certain amount of copper ion andchelat...A new method was used to remove heavy metals in sea water. The requirement of copper in sea water ofegg hatching and naupliar metamorphosis of Penaeus chinensis was investored. A certain amount of copper ion andchelator nitrilotriacetic acid (NTA) were added in the de-heavy-metal-ionized sea water and then the cupric ion actvitywas calculated. The effects of copper ion on egg hatching and naupliar metamorphosis were observed. It was firstfound by experiments that trace ionic copper (10-10.80-10-8.80 mol/dm3) was essential to the growth and development of egg and nauplii of penaeid shrimp and chelated copper had no actions for these living processes,but in highconcentrations (>10 -7.80 mol/dm3) ionic copper was toxic. The nauplii were more sensitive to necessity and tokicityof ionic copper than eggs.展开更多
文摘A new method was used to remove heavy metals in sea water. The requirement of copper in sea water ofegg hatching and naupliar metamorphosis of Penaeus chinensis was investored. A certain amount of copper ion andchelator nitrilotriacetic acid (NTA) were added in the de-heavy-metal-ionized sea water and then the cupric ion actvitywas calculated. The effects of copper ion on egg hatching and naupliar metamorphosis were observed. It was firstfound by experiments that trace ionic copper (10-10.80-10-8.80 mol/dm3) was essential to the growth and development of egg and nauplii of penaeid shrimp and chelated copper had no actions for these living processes,but in highconcentrations (>10 -7.80 mol/dm3) ionic copper was toxic. The nauplii were more sensitive to necessity and tokicityof ionic copper than eggs.
