POLLUTION CHRONOLOGY OF THE GOLDEN HORN SEDIMENTS

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1991-01-01

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Teksöz, Gaye
BALKAS, TI

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Sediment accumulation in the Golden Horn has been established by means of a useful geochronological technique; 210Pb Radiometric Dating Method. The 210Pb dating technique revealed a sediment accumulation rate of 3.5 cm yr−1 which is very reasonable given the characteristics of the Golden Horn. The 210Pb profile also revealed three distinct levels in the sediments of the Golden Horn; a surface layer with nearly uniform activities, an exponential decay interval and a lower region with almost constant low activity

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G. Teksöz and T. BALKAS, “POLLUTION CHRONOLOGY OF THE GOLDEN HORN SEDIMENTS,” 1991, vol. 351, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/55925.