Ecological-geochemical characteristics of bottom sediments of Sophiivske reservoir
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2014.27241Keywords:
hydroecosistem, sedimentogenesis, anthropogenic influence, redox conditions, facies factorAbstract
Results of the investigation of the chemical composition of the bottom sediments Sophiivske reservoir located on the Ingul River was presented in this article. The most significant factor of differential sedimentation chemical compounds can be facies factor that reflects the impact of geomorphic parameters and hydrological characteristics of the reservoir. There are a change of environment sedimentogenesis from oxidative to reductive on sites near reservoir dam.
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