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CHANGES OF Ba CONTENTS IN SEDIMENTS OF KUPA RIVER (CROATIA) 15 YEARS AFTER DISCOVERY OF Ba-ANOMALY COMPLEMENTED BY SEQUENTIAL EXTRACTION
(STEF92 Technology, 2019-06-20, Stanislav Franciskovic Bilinski)
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The Kupa River, located in the west-central part of Croatia, is a 294 km long tributary of the Sava River, belonging to the Danube watershed. An extreme barium anomaly in sediments of Kupica and Kupa rivers was discovered during 2003 by Franciskovic-Bilinski. It originates from an abundant barite mine in Homer-Lokve area, from where it penetrated to Kupica River source. From there the Ba-anomaly in sediments was followed more than 120 km downstream along both rivers. This discovery has a big potential to be used i...
Hydrology and Water Resources2019