Transport of Potentially Toxic Elements in Solid Particulate Matter during Flash Flood Events in Upper and Lower Stretch of the Sava River

Transport of Potentially Toxic Elements in Solid Particulate Matter during Flash Flood Events in Upper and Lower Stretch of the Sava River

During extreme hydrological conditions such as flood events, sediments and alluvial soils may become re-suspended. As a consequence, the concentration of solid particulate matter (SPM) in the water column increases. As sediments represent a sink for the contaminants, when such perturbation occurs, t...

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Main Authors: Kolarević, M.K (Author), Kolarević, S. (Author), Milačič, R. (Author), Paunović, M. (Author), Ščančar, J. (Author), Vidmar, J. (Author), Zuliani, T. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI 2022
Subjects:
anthropogenic stress
Anthropogenic stress
Belgrade
flash floods
Flash-floods
Flood event
Floods
Low stretch
Particles (particulate matter)
Particulate Matter
potentially toxic elements
Potentially toxic elements
Rivers
Sampling site
solid particulate matter
Solid particulate matter
Solid particulates
Suspended sediments
Water levels
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