Survey of past, present pollutants via sediment cores analysis in the coastal trend of Caspian Sea


Autoria(s): Amirnejad, Reza
Data(s)

2005

Resumo

This is especially well supported by down core variation Zn concentration. As Caspian Sea water intrudes into the Bay, it may be concluded that some part of pollution has sea origin. The geochemical index (Igeo) was reformulated for the area of study using chemical partitioning as well as Pb-210 results. The newly developed geochemical index is indicative of low to medium pollution intensity in the Bay of Gorgan. Thus, any additional pollution into the area of study may leave adverse effects on the aquatic ecology of Bay of Gorgan. Further, lithogenous and non-lithogenous inputs of metals into the Bay were assessed. For this purpose and through chemical partitioning, association of metals with different sedimentary phases was determined. The overall results show that about 114th total metal concentration have been added into the Bay of Gorgan through human activities.

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http://aquaticcommons.org/20572/1/12931.pdf

Amirnejad, Reza (2005) Survey of past, present pollutants via sediment cores analysis in the coastal trend of Caspian Sea. PhD Thesis, Islamic Azad University, Science and Research Branch, Tehran, 189pp.

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http://aquaticcommons.org/20572/

Palavras-Chave #Environment #Pollution
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Thesis

NonPeerReviewed