TOTAL DISSOLVED INORGANIC CARBON AND PHYSICOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SURFACE MICROLAYER AND UPPER MIXED LAYER WATER FROM LAGOS LAGOON, NIGERIA

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The carbonate and physicochemical characteristics of the surface microlayer and upper mixed layer of a tropical coastal lagoon were investigated. Data on the physicochemical parameters generally indicated a moderately polluted ecosystem. The influence of the ocean environment over the Lagoon system was evident by elevated salinity levels. The mean total dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC) for the...

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Volume 17

Issue 2

Pages 334-343

Published in 2015

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BENSON N.U., ADEDAPO A.E., ERITOBOR A.L., UDOSEN E.D.

Adedapo Adebusayo Emmanuel » Adedapo, Emmanuel Adebusayo is a graduate of University of Ilorin with B.Sc in Industrial Chemistry and had his M.Sc in Analytical Chemistry at University of Lagos, Lagos. He worked in a pharmaceutical industry in Nigeria as a chemical analyst for a period of 2 years to gain practical experience. There, he learnt several techniques in chemical analysis, research and development of... view full profile

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