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Mobility and fractionation of rare earth elements during …

The process explains the sources of the REE, the depletion of REE in the residual deposits and their enrichment in the alter­ ation profile, but it does not explain their fractionation.

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Formation of interbasaltic laterite horizons in NE Ireland …

Formation of interbasaltic laterite horizons in NE Ireland by early Tertiary weathering processes I. G. Hill1, R. H. Worden2 & I. G. MeighanI HILL, I. G.. WORDEN, R. H. & MEIGHAN, I. G. 2001. Formation of interbasaltic laterite horizons in NE Ireland by early Tertiary weathering processes. Proceedings of the Geologists" Association, …

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The reactive transport of Li as a monitor of weathering processes …

The latter is given by the integral of the Li-isotopic composition of the weathering products over the path length (i.e. (∫ 0 l δ 7 Li c ∂ z) / l where l is path length and δ 7 Li c is the δ 7 Li of the secondary weathering products). The δ 7 Li of the bulk riverine solid load thus reflects weathering intensity but also the ...

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Lithium isotope behaviour during weathering in the …

Chemical weathering of silicate rocks is a significant long-term removal process of atmospheric CO 2, both through supply of cations and alkalinity for marine carbonate precipitation, and through supply of nutrients for organic carbon burial (Walker et al., 1981, Berner et al., 1983, West et al., 2002, West et al., 2005, Berner, 2003).As …

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A multidisciplinary approach to investigate weathering processes

A multidisciplinary approach to investigate weathering processes affecting gneissic rocks (Calabria, southern Italy) Author links open overlay panel Deborah Biondino b, ... ca. 80 km long NW-trending tectonic zone including synthetic NW- to NNW-trending faults and N-NE antithetic minor structures. The main identified NW-trending faults, …

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Effect of weathering on environmental behavior of …

The interaction mechanisms of pristine and weathered MPs with pollutants are summarized, and how weathering processes affect sorption behavior is critically revealed. ... (Fang et al., 2019, Holmes et al., 2012, Li et al., 2018b, Xu et al., 2018a) due to the changed properties of MPs and direct interaction with pollutants (Chen et al., 2018 ...

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Main transport and weathering processes (OWPs) affecting …

The fate and behavior of an oil spill can be influenced by the physicochemical oil weathering processes: oil spreading, evaporation, emulsification, dissolution, photo-oxidation, biodegradation ...

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Weathering Processes Affecting Crude Blend Spills

Weathering Processes Affecting Crude Blend Spills NOAA Scientific Support Team NOAA / Hazardous Materials Response and Assessment Division 7600 Sand Point Way NE Seattle, Washington 98115 206 / 526-6317 ... Oil Weathering Process Graphic Created Date: 9/9/2009 11:10:33 AM ...

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The constancy of chemical weathering intensity on hillslopes …

This process would cause the redistribution of Zr in soil and potentially affect the CDF result. However, most of our sampling profiles in the middle Qilian Mountains have mean annual precipitation (MAP) of <300 mm (Table S1). During the sampling process, we also noted that no oxidized-soil layers developed in the analyzed …

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Provenance Control on Chemical Weathering Index of

(a–f) Comparison of chemical weathering indices of 55 samples of size fractions (5–20 μm = red line, 20–63 μm = green line) with (i, j) provenance data in Dahonggou section, (g) ODP Site ...

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Geoscientific Factors Affecting Weathering and Erosion of …

Weathering and erosion are often influenced by topography, meteorological conditions, rock soil chemical composition, and soil cover. Physical and chemical …

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Lithium and its isotopes behavior during incipient weathering of

It is generally believed that (1) during the incipient stage of weathering and in catchments of low chemical weathering intensity, the congruent weathering process (a high ratio of primary rock dissolution relative to secondary mineral formation (Pogge von Strandmann et al., 2017)) cannot result in significant Li isotope fractionation, and the δ 7 …

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Lithium-isotope fractionation during continental weathering processes

Lithium has several advantages as an isotope tracer of weathering. Its two isotopes have a bigger relative mass difference than do those of, for example, oxygen; it is not a critical component of biological or atmospheric cycles (unlike nitrogen, oxygen or carbon); and it is only slightly incompatible during igneous processes so tends to be …

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Lithium isotopes and implications on chemical weathering in …

This study presents lithium (Li) isotope ratios (δ 7 Li) for rocks, sediments, suspended particulate material, and dissolved Li from the Lake Donggi Cona catchment, located on the northeastern Tibetan Plateau, China. The average δ 7 Li = +1.9‰ of the bedrocks is estimated from local loess. δ 7 Li values decrease progressively within the …

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Earth Science for STEM Module: Weathering • DepEd …

1. identify the different agents of weathering; 2. identify the different types of physical, chemical, and biological weathering; 3. describe physical, chemical, and biological weathering; and. 4. explain how rocks undergo weathering. Please use this module with care. Do not put unnecessary marks on any part of this SLM.

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Rock weathering: The effects of varying rock moisture on …

The breakdown of rocks by weathering is the first step of alpine rock slope erosion (Gilbert, 1877).There are many weathering processes involved in this …

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Role of porosity in rock weathering processes: A theoretical approach

Weathering involves an array of processes affecting the parent material, leading to mineral alteration and neoformation of highly stable structures in the subsurface (Ballesteros et al., 2010 ...

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Impact of weathering on REE distribution in soil-saprolite …

DOI: 10.1016/J.GEODERMA.2019.03.040 Corpus ID: 135139114; Impact of weathering on REE distribution in soil-saprolite profiles developed on orthogneisses in Borborema Province, NE Brazil

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Factors Affecting Weathering Processes

The breakdown and alteration of rocks and minerals is known as weathering. Weathering takes place at or near the Earth's surface. Weathering is the first step in other geomorphic and biogeochemical processes. Weathering also contributes to a major source of sediments for erosion and deposition.

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Laifeng LI | Doctor of Philosophy | Nanjing …

Laifeng Li is currently a postdoc in School of Geography and Ocean Science, Nanjing University. ... Understanding weathering processes in landslide-dominated catchments is critical for evaluating ...

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Weathering Processes Affecting Spills

The various types of oil differ in how they weather—that is, how they chemically or physically change when exposed to the elements.. The figure at right shows the weathering processes affecting oil spills, with the referenced weathering terminology explained below. Adsorption (sedimentation): The process by which one substance is …

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Chemical weathering processes in the Chinese Loess Plateau

Among them, silicate weathering processes have received extensive attention, while carbonate weathering processes have been less studied. It is widely accepted that silicate weathering can reduce atmospheric CO 2 concentrations and affect long-term climate changes ( Ebelmen, 1845, Urey, 1952, Walker et al., 1981, Riebe et …

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Chemical weathering processes in the Chinese …

of silicate weathering and carbonate weathering processes in loess to carbon sinks and their impact on the global carbon cycle is of great significance for global ''missing sinks".

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Characteristics and Influencing Factors of the Granite Weathering …

Rock weathering, an important geological process on the earth's surface, plays a key role in shaping surface morphology, providing nutrients needed by the ecosystem, and regulating the global ...

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Controls on seasonal variations of silicate weathering and …

However, whether chemical weathering in glacial conditions characterized by extreme erosion is a net carbon sink or source remains elusive. Here, we present the seasonal carbon cycle processes in a typical glacier catchment, via high-resolution (weekly) river water sampling during the whole 2017 in the Laohugou river, northeastern …

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Behaviour of Li isotopes during continental weathering: the …

δ 7 Li values for the Bidar profile are plotted as a function of the inverse of their Li concentrations in Fig. 6. If weathering were the dominant process affecting Li and δ 7 Li, then we expect δ 7 Li to decrease as Li decreases, as the light isotope is preferentially retained in the solid phase (this process is shown by the grey arrow in ...

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Effects of rain and heat-cool cycles on the weathering

This paper evaluates the weathering behavior and weathering degree of basalt from the Wudalianchi UN Global Geopark in the north-east of China. The geopark possesses the most typical and perfect geoheritage examples of a modern volcanic eruption activities in China. Laboratory experiments were conducted on basalt samples …

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Li Isotope Behaviour in the Low Salinity Zone During Estuarine Mixing

The relative addition of 7 Li to solution in the low-salinity zone may relate to (i) formation of secondary minerals by weathering of suspended particulates in the mixing zone (e.g. [10-11]), causing preferential uptake of 6 Li by adsorption or incorporation by secondary minerals, which has been observed from studies of weathering particles in ...

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The weathering process of carbonatite: weathering time

The applicability of a chemical weathering index to the weathering process of carbonatite. Carbonatite weathering is a process that enriches the elements Al, Fe Mg Si and Ti while reducing Ca (Fig. 1). The weathering of carbonatite is often thought to be controlled by chemical dissolution and can occur relatively uniformly or selectively.

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Rare earth elements unintentionally released from global …

The composition and distribution of REY in environmental particles are not affected by geochemical effects (such as weathering, sedimentation, diagenesis and transport process), and the source information carried by REY remains basically unchanged, which can be used to monitor and track pollutant sources [15], [16]. Based …