Sedimentological and Geochemical Study of Foundation Zone Sediment at Baiji City, North Iraq

The study includes grain size analysis, clay minerals, selected heavy metals, total dissolved solids and chemical properties. The grain size analyses of (78) samples indicate that the upper layers of the floodplain are fine where the lower layers are coarser. The identification of abundance clay mi...

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Main Authors: LaftaS.Kadhim, Reem M. Jasim, Sabbar A. Saleh
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Language:English
Published: Tikrit University 2023-01-01
Series:Tikrit Journal of Pure Science
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Online Access:https://tjpsj.org/index.php/tjps/article/view/779
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author LaftaS.Kadhim
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description The study includes grain size analysis, clay minerals, selected heavy metals, total dissolved solids and chemical properties. The grain size analyses of (78) samples indicate that the upper layers of the floodplain are fine where the lower layers are coarser. The identification of abundance clay minerals are; Kaolinite, Montmorilonite, Illite, Chlorite and Palygorskite. The (pH) of the sediments ranged (7.07–7.33) with average (7.22), the values of (EC) ranged (1.71-6.42) with average (3.45) and the variation may be due to the variation of climate conditions, while the sulfates SO3 between (0.256% –8.985%) with average (1.70), and that may due to presence of primary or secondary gypsum. The (T.S.S) ranged between (0.490%–12.550%) with average (3.42) and organic content range between (0.342%–3.272%) with average (1.55). The concentrations of Co, Zn, Sr, Ni, Pb, and Cd in (ppm), indicate that Co, Zn, and Ni elements are higher than the standards in the earth crust while the others within the limits of the earth crust or less than that.
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spelling doaj-art-4a8f228c911d4d0cb2d0eae0abbf000b2025-08-20T03:49:55ZengTikrit UniversityTikrit Journal of Pure Science1813-16622415-17262023-01-0122510.25130/tjps.v22i5.779Sedimentological and Geochemical Study of Foundation Zone Sediment at Baiji City, North IraqLaftaS.KadhimReem M. JasimSabbar A. Saleh The study includes grain size analysis, clay minerals, selected heavy metals, total dissolved solids and chemical properties. The grain size analyses of (78) samples indicate that the upper layers of the floodplain are fine where the lower layers are coarser. The identification of abundance clay minerals are; Kaolinite, Montmorilonite, Illite, Chlorite and Palygorskite. The (pH) of the sediments ranged (7.07–7.33) with average (7.22), the values of (EC) ranged (1.71-6.42) with average (3.45) and the variation may be due to the variation of climate conditions, while the sulfates SO3 between (0.256% –8.985%) with average (1.70), and that may due to presence of primary or secondary gypsum. The (T.S.S) ranged between (0.490%–12.550%) with average (3.42) and organic content range between (0.342%–3.272%) with average (1.55). The concentrations of Co, Zn, Sr, Ni, Pb, and Cd in (ppm), indicate that Co, Zn, and Ni elements are higher than the standards in the earth crust while the others within the limits of the earth crust or less than that. https://tjpsj.org/index.php/tjps/article/view/779Baiji CitySedimentological PropertiesGeochemical PropertiesFoundation Zone
spellingShingle LaftaS.Kadhim
Reem M. Jasim
Sabbar A. Saleh
Sedimentological and Geochemical Study of Foundation Zone Sediment at Baiji City, North Iraq
Tikrit Journal of Pure Science
Baiji City
Sedimentological Properties
Geochemical Properties
Foundation Zone
title Sedimentological and Geochemical Study of Foundation Zone Sediment at Baiji City, North Iraq
title_full Sedimentological and Geochemical Study of Foundation Zone Sediment at Baiji City, North Iraq
title_fullStr Sedimentological and Geochemical Study of Foundation Zone Sediment at Baiji City, North Iraq
title_full_unstemmed Sedimentological and Geochemical Study of Foundation Zone Sediment at Baiji City, North Iraq
title_short Sedimentological and Geochemical Study of Foundation Zone Sediment at Baiji City, North Iraq
title_sort sedimentological and geochemical study of foundation zone sediment at baiji city north iraq
topic Baiji City
Sedimentological Properties
Geochemical Properties
Foundation Zone
url https://tjpsj.org/index.php/tjps/article/view/779
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