BEHAVIORAL RESPONSES OF FRESHWATER BIVALVE MUSSEL <i>UNIO PICTORUM </i> TO HOUSEHOLD DERIVATIVES OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
Under laboratory conditions, the possibility of automated detection of some common household derivatives of petroleum products in surface water sources is evaluated using a bioelectronic complex and bivalve freshwater mollusks ( Unio pictorum ) as part of environmental monitoring. The probability of actual detection of used petroleum products is estimated as "high" for diesel fuel, "medium" for kerosene and white spirit, and "low" for engine oil and brake fluid. The probability of detection as toxicants: "high" for diesel fuel, "medium" for white spirit, "low" for kerosene, engine oil and brake fluid.