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Title of Journal: Water Air Soil Pollut

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Abbravation: Water, Air, and Soil Pollution

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Springer Netherlands

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10.1007/3-540-54938-2_1

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1573-2932

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Simultaneous Use of Trace Metals Superscript210

Authors: Edyta Łokas Przemyslaw Wachniew Dariusz Ciszewski Piotr Owczarek Nguyen Dinh Chau
Publish Date: 2009/06/23
Volume: 207, Issue: 1-4, Pages: 57-71
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Abstract

This study focuses on the distribution of selected trace metals 137Cs and 210Pb in floodplain deposits of the lowland Warta River southern Poland downstream of Częstochowa a large city with an iron smelter The depth profiles of trace metal Zn Pb Cu Ni Cd and Mn 210Pb and 137Cs contents in floodplain sediments were used to derive deposition rates on the floodplain for the twentieth century The applicability of particular chronometric tools is considered within the context of their mutual relationships and confirmed by the consistency of the results Deposition rate estimates for the past 50 years based on the vertical patterns of trace metal concentrations which were correlated with particular events in the development of the smelter range from 04 cm·year−1 in profiles situated in backswamps far from the channel to over 11 cm·year−1 in profiles of the natural levee adjacent to the river Deposition rates based on 210Pb inventories in the profiles range from 008 to 066 g·cm−2·year−1 which corresponds to linear sedimentation rates of 010 to 091 cm·year−1 respectively Dating of characteristic levels associated with peak fallout of 137Cs gives sediment accretion rates resembling those obtained from trace metals and 210Pb The period of the highest sediment accumulation rate could be related to the highest loads of effluent from the iron smelter and city of Częstochowa which were substantially reduced after the construction of effluent treatment plant


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