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Stabilization of contaminated marine sediment by addition of bauxite residues : evaluation of potential mobility of trace elements

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Fig 1 Sources, transport and destination of marine sediments (Seibold and Berger, 1996)
Table 1. Particle size (Seibold and Berger, 1996)
Table 2. Reference action levels (mg/kg dry sediment) for metals and polychlorobiphenyls  according to the decree of 14 June 2000 (Alzieu et al., 1999)
Table  3.  Chemical  composition  of  dredged  sediments  from  several  Mediterranean  ports  (Grosdemange et al., 2008)
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