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Investigating the soil surface properties behind elevated natural radiation in Mamuju, Indonesia. [PDF]
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Impact of low denudation rates on soil chemical weathering intensity: A multiproxy approach [PDF]
Chemical Geology, 2017 Abstract Quantifying the influence of denudation, i.e., physical erosion and chemical weathering, on soil weathering intensity is an important component for a comprehensive understanding of element biogeochemical cycles. The relation between the weathering intensity and the denudation rate is not clear and requires further investigation in a variety ...
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Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 2023 Vast emissions of volcanogenic greenhouse gases resulted in rapid global warming during the latest Permian mass extinction (LPME, ∼252 Ma), the impact of which on continental chemical weathering conditions was complex. Here, we compile Chemical Index of Alteration (CIA) records from 25 terrestrial and 12 marine sections with a near-global ...
Jianxin Yu, Jiaxin Yan
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Bias in sediment chemical weathering intensity evaluation: A numerical simulation study
Earth-Science Reviews, 2023Xing Jian, Hanjing Fu
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Science of The Total Environment, 2023
The Mu Us Desert is an ideal location to study environmental changes during the Late Quaternary, because of its unique characteristics. The Abaoyan (ABY) profile, a typical aeolian-lacustrine profile located at the eastern edge of the desert, was investigated in this study.
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The Mu Us Desert is an ideal location to study environmental changes during the Late Quaternary, because of its unique characteristics. The Abaoyan (ABY) profile, a typical aeolian-lacustrine profile located at the eastern edge of the desert, was investigated in this study.
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Catena, 2022 Abstract Chemical weathering of continental silicates is a crucial geological process in regulating Earth’s long-term climate and participating in global carbon cycle. The increasing aridity and active tectonic settings in the northeastern Tibetan Plateau since the middle Miocene, combining the global cooling background, make this region ideal for ...
Xing Jian, Hanjing Fu, Xiaotian Shen
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Global quantitative model of chemical weathering intensity
2021Global quantitative estimation of intensity of recent processes of chemical weathering and connected with that newly formed secondary minerals is given. Shows that all clay and at least 50% of silica deposits of actual sedimentary rocks of Earth crust represent the hydrogenous product of interaction processes between natural waters and erupted mountain
V.P. Zverev, O.Y. Varvanina
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Science of the Total Environment, 2023
Quantifying the relationship between the chemical weathering and denudation rates of active orogenic belts over a range of climates is the key to addressing the controversy over the uplift-weathering hypothesis. However, studies have focused on warm and humid environments and have not examined cold and arid environments.
Haopeng Geng
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Quantifying the relationship between the chemical weathering and denudation rates of active orogenic belts over a range of climates is the key to addressing the controversy over the uplift-weathering hypothesis. However, studies have focused on warm and humid environments and have not examined cold and arid environments.
Haopeng Geng
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Reconstructing Chemical Weathering Intensity in the Mekong River Basin Since the Last Glacial Maximum [PDF]
Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology, 2019 AbstractHigh‐resolution clay mineralogy and major element geochemistry of Core SO18383‐3 collected off the Mekong River mouth in the southern South China Sea have been investigated, aiming to reconstruct sediment provenance and chemical weathering intensity since the last glaciation.
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CATENA, 2021
Abstract Continental weathering plays a crucial role in the evolution of the Earth’s surface by linking Earth's spheres, shaping landscapes and regulating chemical cycles and global climate. Regolith weathering studies in some cases ideally assume successive and progressive bottom-up physicochemical variation trends.
Haowei Mei +4 more
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Abstract Continental weathering plays a crucial role in the evolution of the Earth’s surface by linking Earth's spheres, shaping landscapes and regulating chemical cycles and global climate. Regolith weathering studies in some cases ideally assume successive and progressive bottom-up physicochemical variation trends.
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