Hydrocarbons in surface layer bottom sediments from the North Dvina Riverand the southern part of the Dvina Bay, White Sea

Analysis of molecular composition of alkanes in bottom sediments of the southern part of Dvina Bay (White Sea) in October 2001 revealed the following main peculiarities of hydrocarbon behavior in the estuary: dominating of high molecular C23-C45 compounds and irregular distribution of hydrocarbons i...

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Main Authors: Peresypkin, Valery I, Romankevich, Evgeny A, Artem'ev, Vladlen E
Format: Dataset
Language:English
Published: PANGAEA 2005
Subjects:
Aqu2-2001-20
Aqu2-2001-21
Aqu2-2001-22
Aqu2-2001-23
Aqu2-2001-24
Aqu2-2001-25
Aqu2-2001-26
Aqu2-2001-27
Aqu2-2001-28
Aqu2-2001-29
Aqu2-2001-3
Aqu2-2001-30
Aqu2-2001-4
Aqu2-2001-5
Aqu2-2001-6
Aqu2-2001-7
Aqu2-2001-8
Aqu2-2001-9
Archive of Ocean Data
ARCOD
Dvina Bay
White Sea
North Dvina delta
North Dvina River
dvina
Online Access:https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.762976
https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.762976
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Summary:Analysis of molecular composition of alkanes in bottom sediments of the southern part of Dvina Bay (White Sea) in October 2001 revealed the following main peculiarities of hydrocarbon behavior in the estuary: dominating of high molecular C23-C45 compounds and irregular distribution of hydrocarbons in bottom sediments as a result of high sedimentation rate and active hydrodynamics in the studied area.

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