Applying of Modified Constant Rate of Supply Model to Lake Sediments in 210 Pb Dating and Assessment of Some Heavy Metals

İlker Sert

Applying of Modified Constant Rate of Supply Model to Lake Sediments in 210Pb Dating and Assessment of Some Heavy Metals

Abstract

In present study, Lead-210 (Polonium-210) activity concentrations were indirectly obtained by utilizing alpha spectrometry. Sediment chronology was determined by using modified CRS model. Average sediment accumulation rates are 0.351, 0.324, 0.222 g cm^-2 y^-1 in S-1, S-2, S-3 stations respectively. With reference to atmospheric ²¹⁰Pb flux (29 mBq cm^-2 y^-1) Lake Karagöl has extra outer ²¹⁰Pb input (soil erosion) from the catchment area. In terms of Enrichment Factor (EF), heavy metal concentrations are lower than the anthropogenic values. So it can be said that the elements except Au originate from the continental supply. Au has unexpectedly too high level EF value (58.22) in northern station (S-1) of the Lake Karagöl. It corresponds to time interval from 2004 to nowadays. However Pollution Load Index (PLI) says different consequences from the EF values. PLI value has only baseline levels of pollutants in northern part of the Lake Karagöl as it shows progressive deterioration of the site for southern part of the Lake Karagöl.

Keywords

Sediment accumulation rate,Modified CRS model; 210Pb; Pollution load index; EF Values; Lake Karagöl

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Sert, İ. (2018). Applying of Modified Constant Rate of Supply Model to Lake Sediments in 210Pb Dating and Assessment of Some Heavy Metals. Süleyman Demirel Üniversitesi Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü Dergisi, 22(2), 598-607. https://izlik.org/JA99DB58HR

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1.Sert İ. Applying of Modified Constant Rate of Supply Model to Lake Sediments in 210Pb Dating and Assessment of Some Heavy Metals. J. Nat. Appl. Sci. 2018;22(2):598-607. https://izlik.org/JA99DB58HR

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1.İlker Sert. Applying of Modified Constant Rate of Supply Model to Lake Sediments in 210Pb Dating and Assessment of Some Heavy Metals. J. Nat. Appl. Sci. [Internet]. 2018 Aug. 1;22(2):598-607. Available from: https://izlik.org/JA99DB58HR

Applying of Modified Constant Rate of Supply Model to Lake Sediments in <sup>210</sup>Pb Dating and Assessment of Some Heavy Metals