Grain size and chemical compositions of bottom sediments from the Amur Bay

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contents Composition of clay minerals in the <0.001 mm size fraction from the uppermost layer of bottom sediments in the northern Amur Bay was determined by X-ray powder diffraction analysis, and enrichment of 33 elements in the <0.001 mm and <0.01 mm size fractions of surface sediments from a number of sites at the marginal filter of the Razdol'naya River were studied by ICP-MS. Fe, U, and chalcophile elements occur in the highest concentrations in sediments from all sampling sites within the filter. The bottom sediments are not enriched in trace, alkali, and alkaline earth elements. Maximum concentrations of chemical elements were found in deposits from the brackish part of the marginal filter, perhaps, because of formation of Fe and Mn (Al) hydroxides. Bottom sediments at the boundary between the brackish and marine parts of the filter contain the lowest concentrations of the examined elements.
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spellingShingle Grain size and chemical compositions of bottom sediments from the Amur Bay
Polyakov, D M
Amur Bay; Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; Grab; GRAB; Pol-10; Pol-11; Pol-13; Pol-16; Pol-17; Pol-2; Pol-7; Pol-9; Razdolnaya River
Composition of clay minerals in the <0.001 mm size fraction from the uppermost layer of bottom sediments in the northern Amur Bay was determined by X-ray powder diffraction analysis, and enrichment of 33 elements in the <0.001 mm and <0.01 mm size fractions of surface sediments from a number of sites at the marginal filter of the Razdol'naya River were studied by ICP-MS. Fe, U, and chalcophile elements occur in the highest concentrations in sediments from all sampling sites within the filter. The bottom sediments are not enriched in trace, alkali, and alkaline earth elements. Maximum concentrations of chemical elements were found in deposits from the brackish part of the marginal filter, perhaps, because of formation of Fe and Mn (Al) hydroxides. Bottom sediments at the boundary between the brackish and marine parts of the filter contain the lowest concentrations of the examined elements.
title Grain size and chemical compositions of bottom sediments from the Amur Bay
topic Amur Bay; Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; Grab; GRAB; Pol-10; Pol-11; Pol-13; Pol-16; Pol-17; Pol-2; Pol-7; Pol-9; Razdolnaya River
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.746058