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Diffusion principles,le sorption, precipitation and co-precipitation processes may cause local accumulations, usually in bottom sediments. A process of molecular diffusion cannot be of great significance in the sea, but remains crucial for migration of molecules or ions in interstitial water of bottom sediments, where movement of the pore water itself is negligible.

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Complexing metal- and radionuclide-sediment reactions,on do not fully exist for molecules attached to particulate matter. Therefore, in order to understand marine systems, a more or less stepwise approach is presented to demonstrate empirically shortcoming of current theories. Using examples from a number of experiments, results are presented which dem

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Diffusion principles,en a subject of investigation. Currents, with their turbulent (eddy) diffusion, are the main cause of distribution and dilution in marine systems, while sorption, precipitation and co-precipitation processes may cause local accumulations, usually in bottom sediments. A process of molecular diffusion

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