Several methods have been suggested in many studies
One of these solutions is to use the guidelines
Which of these guidelines are used and can they be provide (Name , Lien, PDF...) to me?
Thanks
Azzeddine
You can browse the Internet and find here and there some hints and data but for background values of the entire PSE in a great variety of environments I would recommend: The Handbook of Geochemistry edited by K. H. Wedepohl which is not a single thick volume but a loose-leaf collection of different volumes dependant on what you are in search of.
HGD
Thank you dear Harald G. Dill
I'm going to read the book, it's good for you to guide me
Warm regards
You can consult "Handbook of Geochemistry" by K. H. Wedepohl for getting the background values.
Thankyou
Hello
You can review the geochemistry treatise https://www.sciencedirect.com/book/9780080983004/treatise-on-geochemistry
Where you can see tabulated data with the elements, matrix and references. Usually when we do not have a background data we use the concentrations of the earth's crust.
You must pay attention if the fractions are comparable, that is, type of attack of the sample (total or leached).
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Christian Chandia
Hi Cristian Chandia
I'd want to express my gratitude for your response and the useful information you provided.
Thanks
Check https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/earth-and-planetary-sciences/geoaccumulation-index
https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4441/14/1/51/pdf
Also check on this
https://www.imwa.info/docs/imwa_2017/IMWA2017_Muzerengi_720.pdf
Dear,
you can review the paper of Birch, G. (2017). This is an excellent paper!Article Determination of sediment metal background concentrations an...
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