Acid-soluble sulfides in upper layer bottom sediments from the Tsemess and Gelendzhik bays and adjacent shelf area of the Black Sea

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Autores principales: Sorokin, Yury I, Zakuskina, O Yu
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author Sorokin, Yury I
Zakuskina, O Yu
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Zakuskina, O Yu
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contents Contents of labile (acid-soluble) sulfides were determined in the upper layer of bottom sediments at 80 stations on the Caucasian shelf of the Black Sea. Maximum values of this parameter occurred in black mud accumulated in zones of intense pollution in the Gelendzhik and Tsemess bays and in shelf areas adjacent to large health resort objects and to seaports. Contents of acid-soluble sulfides in sediments varied from 400 to 900 mg S/dm**3 of wet mud. In zones of moderate pollution they varied from 200 to 400 mg S/dm**3. Rate of sulfate reduction was 10-40 mg S/dm**3 of wet sediment per day. Obtained data show that accumulation of labile sulfides in the upper layer of shelf bottom sediments is directly related to anthropogenic pollution and is one of the most hazardous environmental aftereffects.
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spellingShingle Acid-soluble sulfides in upper layer bottom sediments from the Tsemess and Gelendzhik bays and adjacent shelf area of the Black Sea
Sorokin, Yury I
Zakuskina, O Yu
Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; Black Sea; Gelendzhik Bay, Black Sea; Grab; GRAB; SZ-08-10a; SZ-08-12a; SZ-08-13a; SZ-08-1a; SZ-08-2a; SZ-08-42; SZ-08-43; SZ-08-44; SZ-08-49; SZ-08-5; SZ-08-50; SZ-08-51; SZ-08-52; SZ-08-53; SZ-08-54; SZ-08-55; SZ-08-56; SZ-08-57; SZ-08-58; Tsemess Bay, Black Sea
Contents of labile (acid-soluble) sulfides were determined in the upper layer of bottom sediments at 80 stations on the Caucasian shelf of the Black Sea. Maximum values of this parameter occurred in black mud accumulated in zones of intense pollution in the Gelendzhik and Tsemess bays and in shelf areas adjacent to large health resort objects and to seaports. Contents of acid-soluble sulfides in sediments varied from 400 to 900 mg S/dm**3 of wet mud. In zones of moderate pollution they varied from 200 to 400 mg S/dm**3. Rate of sulfate reduction was 10-40 mg S/dm**3 of wet sediment per day. Obtained data show that accumulation of labile sulfides in the upper layer of shelf bottom sediments is directly related to anthropogenic pollution and is one of the most hazardous environmental aftereffects.
title Acid-soluble sulfides in upper layer bottom sediments from the Tsemess and Gelendzhik bays and adjacent shelf area of the Black Sea
topic Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; Black Sea; Gelendzhik Bay, Black Sea; Grab; GRAB; SZ-08-10a; SZ-08-12a; SZ-08-13a; SZ-08-1a; SZ-08-2a; SZ-08-42; SZ-08-43; SZ-08-44; SZ-08-49; SZ-08-5; SZ-08-50; SZ-08-51; SZ-08-52; SZ-08-53; SZ-08-54; SZ-08-55; SZ-08-56; SZ-08-57; SZ-08-58; Tsemess Bay, Black Sea
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.767510