Trace metal accumulation in different grain size fractions of the sediments from a semi-enclosed bay heavily contaminated by urban and industrial wastewaters
Cluster analysis was applied to identify granulometric similarities between sediment samples from a heavily contaminated semi-enclosed bay (the Kaštela Bay in the Middle Adriatic). Concentrations of Mn, Cr, Pb, Cd and organic matter were determined in four grain-size fractions (A, >300 μm; B, 54...
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| description | Cluster analysis was applied to identify granulometric similarities between sediment samples from a heavily contaminated semi-enclosed bay (the Kaštela Bay in the Middle Adriatic). Concentrations of Mn, Cr, Pb, Cd and organic matter were determined in four grain-size fractions (A, >300
μm; B, 54–300
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