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Geological, geomorphological, and environmental insights into the Neoproterozoic Aswan granites, Egypt: remote sensing and radiological assessment. [PDF]
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Robust fast-switching black electrochromic windows based on solution-processed n-doped transparent organic conductor. [PDF]
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Enrichment Characteristics and Genetic Analysis of Rare Earth Elements in the Lower Longtan Formation Coal of Qianbei Coalfield, Guizhou Province. [PDF]
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Impact of low denudation rates on soil chemical weathering intensity: A multiproxy approach
Chemical Geology, 2017Abstract 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 ...
Sophie Opfergelt +2 more
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Catena, 2015
Abstract Continental weathering plays a key role in earth surface processes by linking Earth's spheres and producing material for cycling. Previous studies have proposed numerous weathering indices for the evaluation of chemical weathering intensity.
Ni Su, Shouye Yang, Chengfan Yang
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Abstract Continental weathering plays a key role in earth surface processes by linking Earth's spheres and producing material for cycling. Previous studies have proposed numerous weathering indices for the evaluation of chemical weathering intensity.
Ni Su, Shouye Yang, Chengfan Yang
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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.
Bao-tian Pan
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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.
Bao-tian Pan
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Journal of Asian Earth Sciences, 2019
Abstract Cenozoic basin sediments around the Tibetan Plateau are valuable archives that can be used to reveal long-term interactions among tectonics, climate and weathering. However, the reconstruction of silicate weathering histories in this tectonically active region is consistently hindered by the presence of frequently embedded conglomerate and ...
Chunhui Song, Yibo Yang, Xiao-Min Fang
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Abstract Cenozoic basin sediments around the Tibetan Plateau are valuable archives that can be used to reveal long-term interactions among tectonics, climate and weathering. However, the reconstruction of silicate weathering histories in this tectonically active region is consistently hindered by the presence of frequently embedded conglomerate and ...
Chunhui Song, Yibo Yang, Xiao-Min Fang
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Journal of Chinese Geography, 2008
The chemical weathering intensity and element migration features of the Xiashu loess profile in Zhenjiang are studied in this paper. (1) The Xiashu loess profile underwent moderate chemical weathering. It seems that the precipitation is a more important factor than the temperature in controlling the process of the chemical weathering.
Xusheng Li, Shouye Yang
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The chemical weathering intensity and element migration features of the Xiashu loess profile in Zhenjiang are studied in this paper. (1) The Xiashu loess profile underwent moderate chemical weathering. It seems that the precipitation is a more important factor than the temperature in controlling the process of the chemical weathering.
Xusheng Li, Shouye Yang
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Chemical Geology, 2016
Abstract Chemical weathering plays a key role in the long-term climate change and global biogeochemical cycle. In this study, a 5.1 m-long basalt-developed weathering profile from Hunan Province, China, was selected for the analyses of major elements, grain size, pH, total organic carbon, thermogravimetric (TG) and differential thermogravimetric ...
Chengfan Yang, Shouye Yang, Ni Su
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Abstract Chemical weathering plays a key role in the long-term climate change and global biogeochemical cycle. In this study, a 5.1 m-long basalt-developed weathering profile from Hunan Province, China, was selected for the analyses of major elements, grain size, pH, total organic carbon, thermogravimetric (TG) and differential thermogravimetric ...
Chengfan Yang, Shouye Yang, Ni Su
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