Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHS) are of controversial subjects in the environmental Geochemistry. Soils can be considered as a sink of PAHs, leading to human exposure to these contaminants and consequently the health problems. Due to PAHs absorption/adsorption to the different fractions of soil, and thus the difference in their mobility, determining total PAHs contents of soil may not show the actual risk to enter to the aqueous systems. Hence, identifying PAHs contents in the various fractions of soils using best experimental methods is a critical approach to assess their health effects on humans. What experimental procedures do you suggest for PAHs fractionation in soil samples?! In advance, thanks to all.

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