Investigation of the origin and sedimentary environment of marine sediments from coastal areas of western Japan by INAA

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M. Suzuki
T. Honda
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[1] Musashi Institute of Technology,Research Division in Engineering
[2] Musashi Institute of Technology,Atomic Energy Research Laboratory
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Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry | 2008年 / 278卷
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Thorium; Marine Sediment; Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis; Sedimentary Environment; Scandium;
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Trace elements such as Sc, lanthanoids, Th and U were determined by means of instrumental neutron activation analysis (INAA) in marine sediment core samples collected from 5 coastal areas in western Japan mainly facing the Pacific. The origin of the coastal sediments and the sedimentary environment are discussed in terms of such parameters as the La*/Lu* and Ce*/La* ratios, the Th/Sc ratios and the Th/U-Ce/U plot obtained from the analytical data. In particular, it was confirmed that the Th/U-Ce/U plot introduced in this work is extremely useful for estimating the sedimentary environment, including redox conditions.
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