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Abstract The behavior of dissolved Ca and Mg during mixing of sea and river waters had been studied through a survey in the wastewater fed River Vidyadhari in the Sundarbans… Click to show full abstract
Abstract The behavior of dissolved Ca and Mg during mixing of sea and river waters had been studied through a survey in the wastewater fed River Vidyadhari in the Sundarbans estuarine complex, India. The percentage variation for Ca was 79.9% during low tide and 95% during high tide with respect to chlorinity (10−3) and the same for Mg was 80% during low tide and 94.6% during high tide. The percentage addition and removal (PA & PR) was calculated with the help of the Theoretical Dilution Line (TDL) concept. A significant negative correlation between PA and PR of both Ca and Mg with chlorinity (10−3) was also observed. On the basis of the insignificant percentage variation (
Journal Title: Regional Studies in Marine Science
Year Published: 2020
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