The adsorption/desorption of phosphorus across the sediment -water interface is the main mechanism that controls the buffering capacity of DRP in coastal and estuarine water. Determination by three processes revealed ...The adsorption/desorption of phosphorus across the sediment -water interface is the main mechanism that controls the buffering capacity of DRP in coastal and estuarine water. Determination by three processes revealed that: 1) DRP flux from early diagenesis in surface sediment is F = 31.9ug/(m2.d ), which is only 1/1600 of the ammonia released; 2) at normal temperature and in the long term, the TDP released by adsorption /desorption across the sediment-water interface is a function of the major environmental factors; and 3) based on the determined SODR and assumed average water depth H(m) and residence time tR(d), the maximum flux of DRP can be estimated.展开更多
基金Presented at International Conference on Marine Coastal Eutrophication, Bologna (Italy), 1990, and supported by a National Science Foundation Grant.
文摘The adsorption/desorption of phosphorus across the sediment -water interface is the main mechanism that controls the buffering capacity of DRP in coastal and estuarine water. Determination by three processes revealed that: 1) DRP flux from early diagenesis in surface sediment is F = 31.9ug/(m2.d ), which is only 1/1600 of the ammonia released; 2) at normal temperature and in the long term, the TDP released by adsorption /desorption across the sediment-water interface is a function of the major environmental factors; and 3) based on the determined SODR and assumed average water depth H(m) and residence time tR(d), the maximum flux of DRP can be estimated.
