ArticleEnvironmental monitoring and assessment2021
Textural characteristics and geochemical composition of a tropical coastal marine sediment: a case study of transgressive mud beach, Bight of Benin, Nigeria.
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The study determines the textural characteristics and geochemical composition of the transgressive mud coastal marine sediments of the Bight of Benin, Nigeria. The sediment samples were collected using a VanVeen grab sampler from three onshore and three offshore locations. The particle size analysis was conducted with a combination of the pipette sampling and wet sieving of the fraction > 62-µm method, while the concentrations of major oxides were determined by employing X-ray fluorescence technique. The onshore and offshore sediment samples were composed of 54% silt and 30% sand (sandy silt) and 45% sand and 31% clay (clayey sand), respectively. The sequence of concentrations of major oxides was SiO
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