Cs-137 and Co-60 isotopes and sedimentation rates in Late Holcene sediments from the Northwestern Black Sea

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Auteurs principaux: Domanov, Mikhail M, Kontar, Evgeny A, Kosyan, Ruben D, Sapozhnikov, Dmitry A, Shimkus, Kazimir M
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author Domanov, Mikhail M
Kontar, Evgeny A
Kosyan, Ruben D
Sapozhnikov, Dmitry A
Shimkus, Kazimir M
author_facet Domanov, Mikhail M
Kontar, Evgeny A
Kosyan, Ruben D
Sapozhnikov, Dmitry A
Shimkus, Kazimir M
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents Results of measurements of Cs-137 and Co-60 concentrations in bottom sediments of the Northwestern Black Sea indicate inhomogenity of their distribution both over the studied area and along sediment cores. Intermittency of sediment layers with different concentration of radionuclides in the cores reflects active horizontal movements and redistribution of sediments on the shelf and continental slope. As a result sediment layers dated by the Chernobyl mark as seven years old were found in the 5-7 cm depth layer. Maximum Cs-137 concentration in the surface sedimentary layer on the shelf was 42 mBq/g. Maximum Co-60 concentration of 1320 mBq/g was measured due to a hot particle. No correlation was found between Cs-137 and the Co-60 contents.
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spellingShingle Cs-137 and Co-60 isotopes and sedimentation rates in Late Holcene sediments from the Northwestern Black Sea
Domanov, Mikhail M
Kontar, Evgeny A
Kosyan, Ruben D
Sapozhnikov, Dmitry A
Shimkus, Kazimir M
Akvan-01; Akvan-02; Akvan-03; Akvan-03a; Akvan-04; Akvan-05; Akvan-06; Akvan-07; Akvan-08; Akvan-09; Akvan-10; Akvan-11; Akvan-13; Akvan-15; Akvan-16; Akvan-17; Akvan-18; Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; Black Sea; GC; Gravity corer
Results of measurements of Cs-137 and Co-60 concentrations in bottom sediments of the Northwestern Black Sea indicate inhomogenity of their distribution both over the studied area and along sediment cores. Intermittency of sediment layers with different concentration of radionuclides in the cores reflects active horizontal movements and redistribution of sediments on the shelf and continental slope. As a result sediment layers dated by the Chernobyl mark as seven years old were found in the 5-7 cm depth layer. Maximum Cs-137 concentration in the surface sedimentary layer on the shelf was 42 mBq/g. Maximum Co-60 concentration of 1320 mBq/g was measured due to a hot particle. No correlation was found between Cs-137 and the Co-60 contents.
title Cs-137 and Co-60 isotopes and sedimentation rates in Late Holcene sediments from the Northwestern Black Sea
topic Akvan-01; Akvan-02; Akvan-03; Akvan-03a; Akvan-04; Akvan-05; Akvan-06; Akvan-07; Akvan-08; Akvan-09; Akvan-10; Akvan-11; Akvan-13; Akvan-15; Akvan-16; Akvan-17; Akvan-18; Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; Black Sea; GC; Gravity corer
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.759687