PMF-based source apportionment and ecological risk of sediment-bound potentially toxic elements in an industrialized Mediterranean coastal bay
Authors:
- Heba A. AmerHAHeba A. Amer
- Samir M. NasrSNSamir M. Nasr
- Naglaa F. SolimanNSNaglaa F. Soliman
- 25 May 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Regional Studies in Marine Science
- Vol. 98
Abstract
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