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Mechanism of acid-neutralization in two Japanese watersheds

✍ Scribed by Hideshi Ikeda; Yoichi Miyanaga


Book ID
104782494
Publisher
Springer Netherlands
Year
1995
Tongue
English
Weight
401 KB
Volume
85
Category
Article
ISSN
0049-6979

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✦ Synopsis


In Japan, acidification of terrestrial water has not yet been reported except lakes acidified by volcano or mine. However, acid dep~sition in Japan is as much as those in northern Europe and north-eastern U.S.A., and acidification of terrestrial water may occur in future. In order to predict long-term acidification, it is necessary to understand acid-neutralization mechanism in watershed. Therelk~re, two experimental watersheds study ligr geology, hydrology, and water chemistry were conducted. On the basis of these data, chemical change in percolation of precipitation through watersheds and acid-neutralization mechanism are analyzed. The principal results are : (1) Acid deposition is neutralized continuously in percolation of precipitation lu ground-surface to aquifer, (2) Chemical weathering of primary minerals plays an important role in the acidneutralization in the watersheds, and should be quantified mad taken into account in the long-term prediction of acidification.


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