Investigating Potential Pollutant Sources Causing Lack of Biodiversity in Lytle Creek and Indian Run
Document Type
Report
Publication Date
10-9-2017
Abstract
This report describes the results of research performed with funds from the Sture Fredrik Anliot Grant Fund granted in March 2016 and the Wright State University College of Science and Mathematics. The title of the grant was “Lytle Creek and Indian Run Sediment and Water Pollution Assessment” and its primary aim was to identify and measure pollutants that could be causing a lack of biodiversity in Lytle Creek in Wilmington, OH. The project formed the basis of Amira Alsenbel’s Masters in Chemistry thesis research.
Repository Citation
McGowin, A. E.,
Alsenbel, A.,
McVey, H.,
Williams, L.,
& Stuckert, T.
(2017). Investigating Potential Pollutant Sources Causing Lack of Biodiversity in Lytle Creek and Indian Run. .
https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/chemistry/218
