Geochemical Modeling of Element Species in Selected Tropical Estuaries and Coastal Water of the Strait of Malacca
2015
Juen, Looi Ley | Ahmad Zaharin Aris, | Shan, Ng Tzu | Fatimah Md. Yusoff, | Hashim, Zailina
Estuaries and coastal waters of Strait of Malacca are of Na-Cl water type. Water samples are governed by ionic exchange process and silicate weathering. Na-Cl water types indicating the presence of seawater and halite mineral. Whereas Ca/(Ca+SO4) ratio found that 71% of the water samples indicating the occurrence of Ca depletion (Ca/(Ca+SO4)<0.5). The super-saturation of carbonate minerals (calcite and dolomite) is caused by the precipitation process that continuously exchanged Ca and Mg with Na. Based on PHREEQC speciation modeling, Al(OH)4-, Ba2+, CdCl+, Cu(OH)2, Fe(OH)3, Mn2+, PbCO30, and Zn2+ are dominant metals species present in the water samples.
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