Lignin and chemical elements in the surface layer of bottom sediments from the Kandalaksha Bay of the White Sea
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| author | Peresypkin, Valery I Lukashin, Vyacheslav N Isaeva, Alexandra B Prego, Ricardo |
| author_facet | Peresypkin, Valery I Lukashin, Vyacheslav N Isaeva, Alexandra B Prego, Ricardo |
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| contents | Chemical composition of the upper layer of sediments (0-1 cm) in the Kolvits and Knazhaya inlets, and also in the deep-water part of the Kandalaksha Bay is considered. It is shown that silts are richer in Fe, TOC, and heavy metals, than sands. The highest concentration of these elements is found in sediments under mixing zones of riverine and sea waters. Correlations of P, Zn, Cd, and Cu with iron are high, and correlations of Pb and Cu with organic carbon are also high. Very high concentration of Pb in the Kandalaksha Bay indicate technogenic pollution of sediments. Lignin makes significant contribution to formation of organic matter in the sediments. Composition of lignin in bottom sediments of the Kandalaksha Bay is defined by composition of lignin in soils and aerosols. Vanillin and syringyl structures prevail in molecular composition of lignin in bottom sediments. Their sources are coniferous vegetations, soils, and mosses. Ratios of certain types of phenol compounds indicate pollution of the upper layer of sediments by technogenic lignin. Lead and copper correlate well with this technogenic lignin. |
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| spellingShingle | Lignin and chemical elements in the surface layer of bottom sediments from the Kandalaksha Bay of the White Sea Peresypkin, Valery I Lukashin, Vyacheslav N Isaeva, Alexandra B Prego, Ricardo Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; Grab; GRAB; Kandalaksha Bay, White Sea; Kartesh-2000-100; Kartesh-2000-101; Kartesh-2000-102; Kartesh-2000-112; Kartesh-2000-132; Kartesh-2000-141; Kartesh-2000-49; Kartesh-2000-85; Kartesh-2000-86; Kartesh-2000-91; Kartesh-2000-92; Kartesh-2000-93 Chemical composition of the upper layer of sediments (0-1 cm) in the Kolvits and Knazhaya inlets, and also in the deep-water part of the Kandalaksha Bay is considered. It is shown that silts are richer in Fe, TOC, and heavy metals, than sands. The highest concentration of these elements is found in sediments under mixing zones of riverine and sea waters. Correlations of P, Zn, Cd, and Cu with iron are high, and correlations of Pb and Cu with organic carbon are also high. Very high concentration of Pb in the Kandalaksha Bay indicate technogenic pollution of sediments. Lignin makes significant contribution to formation of organic matter in the sediments. Composition of lignin in bottom sediments of the Kandalaksha Bay is defined by composition of lignin in soils and aerosols. Vanillin and syringyl structures prevail in molecular composition of lignin in bottom sediments. Their sources are coniferous vegetations, soils, and mosses. Ratios of certain types of phenol compounds indicate pollution of the upper layer of sediments by technogenic lignin. Lead and copper correlate well with this technogenic lignin. |
| title | Lignin and chemical elements in the surface layer of bottom sediments from the Kandalaksha Bay of the White Sea |
| topic | Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; Grab; GRAB; Kandalaksha Bay, White Sea; Kartesh-2000-100; Kartesh-2000-101; Kartesh-2000-102; Kartesh-2000-112; Kartesh-2000-132; Kartesh-2000-141; Kartesh-2000-49; Kartesh-2000-85; Kartesh-2000-86; Kartesh-2000-91; Kartesh-2000-92; Kartesh-2000-93 |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.762653 |