Biogeochemistry of Lead in the Eastern Arabian Sea and Western Bay of Bengal

Biogeochemical cycling of lead (Pb) within the Indian Exclusive Economic Zone of the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal was examined in terms of the dissolved and particulate Pb concentration profiles. The relative distribution of Pb between the dissolved and particulate phases were found identical to th...

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Published in:Environmental forensics 2010-09, Vol.11 (3), p.223-236
Main Authors: Rejomon, G., Kumar, P. K. Dinesh, Bahulayan, N.
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anthropogenic lead
Arabian Sea
Bay of Bengal
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Dissolution
Economics
Indian
Lead (metal)
Phases
Scavenging
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