Tracing water-soluble, persistent substances in the Black Sea

Tracing water-soluble, persistent substances in the Black Sea

We apply a tracer model linked with a 3D circulation model to simulate transport and fate of water-soluble persistent substances in the Black Sea that do not bioaccumulate to a considerable extent. The model uses specified degradation time and identical concentrations in the rivers to build a correl...

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Main Authors:	Garcia-Gorriz, E. (Author), Macias Moy, D. (Author), Miladinova, S. (Author), Stips, A. (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Elsevier Ltd 2022
Subjects:	Black sea Half-life estimation Persistent water-soluble substance Tracer model
Online Access:	View Fulltext in Publisher

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