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Environmental Geochemical Behavior of Soil Ferromanganese Nodules: A Review
Ferromanganese nodules (FMNs), secondary products of pedogenic processes, are extensively distributed in karst regions characterized by high geochemical backgrounds and are central to explaining the apparent paradox of high total concentrations but low ...
Mingxin LIU +6 more
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Arsenic concentration in marine areas are higher than in terrestrial environment, because most of its compounds are water soluble, and water bodies serve as a sink for this element.
Bełdowski J., Szubska M., Emelyanov E.
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Geochemical characteristics of Antarctic deep-sea ferromanganese nodules from highly oxic deep-sea water [PDF]
Six samples of ferromanganese nodules taken from a knoll and a seamount off Wilkes Land, Antarctica, have been analyzed by ICP-AES and their geochemical characteristics have been compared with those of Pacific nodules. The Antarctic nodules have slightly
Okuda, Yoshihisa +3 more
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Magnetostratigraphic dating has been widely employed for the study of marine sediments, including ferromanganese nodules (MFNs) and ferromanganese crusts (MFCs), using high-resolution rock magnetic microscopy (RMM) techniques.
Yu-An Du +3 more
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To study the accretion mechanism of diagenetic ferromanganese nodules formed in an oxic deep-sea sedimentary environment, manganese nodules, sediments, and pore waters were sampled in the northeast equatorial Pacific.
Hoi-Soo Jung +3 more
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Beyond the plains: deep-sea mining of polymetallic nodules on and around seamounts
Deep-sea mining management, scientific research, and public discourse have largely focused on polymetallic nodule extraction from abyssal plains. However, there is growing commercial interest in nodules on and around seamounts, with exploration and ...
Cherisse Du Preez +4 more
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Chemical composition of phosphate-ferromanganese crusts and nodules from Malm to the Lower Eocene North Tethys formations of the Briançon area in the French ...
Maurice Bourbon (6962486) +1 more
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Two box core samples, one each from red clay and siliceous ooze sediment provinces from the Central Indian Basin (Indian Ocean) were studied. Both cores contained ferromanganese nodules at their tops.
Dasgupta, Somnath +7 more
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Geochemistry on ferromanganese crusts and nodules from Green Bay, Lake Michigan
The differential solubility of ferromanganese oxides can lead to stratigraphic separation of iron and manganese. Results of chemical analysis of a sequence of ferromanganese nodules overlying iron-rich crusts in northern Green Bay show that selec¬tive ...
Callender, Edward
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