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Samples were obtained from 17 shoreline locations and include surface water, sediment (dry weight), periphyton, and zebra mussel (Dreissena polymorpha) tissue. Concentrations were determined using a matrix-optimized SPE–UHPLC–MS/MS analytical method.\n\nThe dataset further includes calculated sediment–water distribution coefficients (Kd), bioaccumulation factors (BAF), acute risk quotient (RQ) values, mixture toxicity indices (TU_mix), and model outputs from a multiparametric recreational emission model (BalatonUV–Eq) estimating seasonal OUVF inputs during the bathing period.\n\nThe data support spatio-temporal analysis of recreational contaminant inputs and screening-level environmental risk assessment in shallow freshwater systems."}}]},{"typeName":"dsDescription_hu","multiple":true,"typeClass":"compound","value":[{"dsDescriptionValue_hu":{"typeName":"dsDescriptionValue_hu","multiple":false,"typeClass":"primitive","value":"Ez az adatcsomag öt szerves UV-szűrő vegyület (avobenzon, oktokrilen, oktinoxát, iszotrizinol és etilhexil-triazon) többmátrixos koncentrációadatait tartalmazza, amelyeket a Balatonból (Magyarország) gyűjtött mintákból határoztunk meg 2022 és 2024 között. A mintavétel 17 part menti helyszínen történt, és a vizsgált környezeti mátrixok közé tartozik a felszíni víz, az üledék (száraz tömegre vonatkoztatva), a periphyton és a vándorkagyló (Dreissena polymorpha) szövet. 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