Synoptic survey on dissolved trace metal levels in Baltic surface waters

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A total of 95 surface water samples (6 m depth) was collected during a transect from the Bothnian Bay to Kiel between 28 August and 5 September 1982. This report presents the dissolved trace metal (<0.4 μm) and the associated hydrographic and nutrient data. Except for aluminium, all other metals determined (Zn, Cd, Cu, Ni, Fe, Mn) showed a rather homogeneous distribution within the subregions, with highest values in the Bothnian Bay (except for Mn) and net variations of the individual samples of about 20%. Cadmium, copper and nickel reveal conservative behaviour when values from this study and literature data from the Kattegat and North Sea area are plotted against salinity. © 1984.

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Kremling, K., & Petersen, H. (1984). Synoptic survey on dissolved trace metal levels in Baltic surface waters. Marine Pollution Bulletin, 15(9), 329–334. https://doi.org/10.1016/0025-326X(84)90489-2

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