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Main trends in morphological properties of alluvial soils under conditions of local pollution with oil emulsions (Western Siberia) M. V. Nosova, V. P. Seredina, A. S. Rybin

By: Nosova, M. VContributor(s): Seredina, Valentina P | Rybin, Alexander SergeevichMaterial type: ArticleArticleContent type: Текст Media type: электронный Subject(s): аллювиальные почвы | морфологические свойства | Западная Сибирь | нефтяные эмульсии | локальное загрязнениеGenre/Form: статьи в журналах Online resources: Click here to access online In: IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science Vol. 723. P. 052037 (1-7)Abstract: This paper discusses materials of studying the morphological properties of alluvial soils in the floodplain ecosystems of Western Siberia. It reveals the peculiarities and main regularities of their changes in different pollution zones (the Contamination source being an impact zone). The state of the morphological peculiarities of technogenically polluted soils is compared with background analogs. The article describes the technogenic signs in the upper horizons of chemical-contaminated soils at different levels of oil hydrocarbon (OHC) pollution. There have been identified correlations between the content of total oil hydrocarbons (OHC) in horizon АY v, x and its color parameters measured in the Munsell system.
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This paper discusses materials of studying the morphological properties of alluvial soils in the floodplain ecosystems of Western Siberia. It reveals the peculiarities and main regularities of their changes in different pollution zones (the Contamination source being an impact zone). The state of the morphological peculiarities of technogenically polluted soils is compared with background analogs. The article describes the technogenic signs in the upper horizons of chemical-contaminated soils at different levels of oil hydrocarbon (OHC) pollution. There have been identified correlations between the content of total oil hydrocarbons (OHC) in horizon АY v, x and its color parameters measured in the Munsell system.

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