The Brine Mineralization Processes Dynamics Investigation of the Bolshoi Tambukan Lake

Anatoly Kh. Adzhiev; Buzigit M. Khuchunaev; Fatima E. Kanametova

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The Brine Mineralization Processes Dynamics Investigation of the Bolshoi Tambukan Lake

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The analysis of the water-salt balance data in the Bolshoi Tambukan lake within the period 1972-2015 is performed. The regression equation of the therapeutic mud concentration mineralization correlation in the lake with water volume is received. The tendency of minerals concentration reduction in the lake for the last years has been revealed.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 931)

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Anatoly Kh. Adzhiev*, Buzigit M. Khuchunaev, Fatima E. Kanametova

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Brine, Lake, Mineralization, Therapeutic Mud, Water Volume

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