Hydrography and Nutrients in the Black Sea
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Anoxic basins provided extreme oceanographic coniditions                caused by the absence of oxygen and the presence of reduced                     substances. Furthermore, the boundary between the oxic and                      anoxic waters is useful for studying the rates of oxidation and                 reduction reactions.  The Black Sea is the definitive anoxic                    basin.  It is the world's largest permanently anoxic basin                      because unlike other stagnant basins that are intermittently                    anoxic, the Black Sea provides a steady state system with an                    anoxic water replacement time of 2000 years.                                            There have been periodic cruises by U.S. research vessels               and U.S. scientists to the Black Sea and these provide the data                 base for this expedition, no U.S. research vessel has visited                   the Black Sea since 1975.                                                               This expedition will apply the latest analytical                        techniques for trace elements and gases, some new sampling                      devices, new techniques for studying microbially medicated                      oxidation and reduction rates.  Current models of elemental                     cycling in an integrated study of the water column and                          sediments of the Black Sea.
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