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Baltic Coastal Zone
No. 4
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(53-66)
2000
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Institute
of
Biology
and Environmental Protection
Pomeranian Pedagogical University
Słupsk
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EXTENT OF MARINE WATER INFLUENCE ON CHEMICAL FEATURES OF
LAKE
BUKOWO
BOTTOM SEDIMENTS
Jan Trojanowski, Janusz Bruski
Department of Chemistry, Pomeranian Pedagogical University
Arciszewskiego St. 22b, 76-200 Słupsk, Poland
Abstract
The 15 - cm layer of bottom sediments of the
Lake
Bukowo
was examined. Organic sediments make up to 32% of the
Lake
Bukowo
bottom surface, the mixed sediments - 52% and the sandy ones - 16%. Bottom
sediments of this lake displayed a high content of organic matter ca. 28%,
nitrogen ca. l. 2%, silica 65% and phosphorus 0.9%. Nitrogen and phosphorus were
deposit into sediments in the main form of organic compounds. These sediments
were characterized by low content of metals (average: Ca 1%, Mg 0.8 %, Fe 1.3%
and Al 1.1%). The pollution of
Lake
Bukowo
increased comparison to 1987.
Key words:
bottom sediments, lake, granulometric, chemical compositions