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Benthic fluxes of copper, complexing ligands and thiol compounds in shallow lagoon waters. (Articolo in rivista)
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- Benthic fluxes of copper, complexing ligands and thiol compounds in shallow lagoon waters. (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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- 2009-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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- Chapman C.S.; Capodaglio G.; Turetta C.; van den Berg C.M.G. (literal)
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- Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences, University of Liverpool, Brownlow Street, Liverpool L69 3GP, UK;
University Ca' Foscari, Venice, Italy;
IDPA-CNR, Venice, Italy (literal)
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- Benthic fluxes of copper, complexing ligands and thiol compounds in shallow lagoon waters. (literal)
- Abstract
- Benthic fluxes of copper, copper complexing ligands and thiol compounds in the shallow waters of Venice
Lagoon (Italy) were determined using benthic chambers and compared to porewater concentrations to
confirm their origin. Benthic copper fluxes were small due to small concentration differences between
the porewaters and the overlying water, and the equilibrium concentration was the same at both sites,
suggesting that the sediments acted to buffer the copper concentration. Thiol fluxes were ?10 ? greater
at 50-60 pmol cm?2 h?1, at the two sites. Porewater measurements demonstrated that the sediments
were an important source of the thiols to the overlying waters. The overlying waters were found to contain
at least two ligands, a strong one, L1 (log K0
CuL1 = 14.2) and a weaker one, L2 (log K0
CuL2 = 12.5). The
concentration of L1 remained relatively constant during the incubation and similar to that of copper,
whereas that of L2 was in great excess of copper, its concentration balanced by porewater releases and
breakdown, probably due to uptake by microorganisms, similar to that of the thiol compounds. Similarity
of the thiol and L2 concentrations and similar complex stability with copper suggest that L2 was dominated
by the thiols. The free copper concentration ([Cu´ ]) in the Lagoon waters was lowered by a factor of
105 as a result of the organic complexation. (literal)
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