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ON THE NATURE OF OXIDE FERROMANGANESE ORES OCEAN
Oxide ores of the global ocean — cobalt-rich crusts and ferromanganese nodules are of bacterial origin and identified as stromatolites and onkolites. Pillar structure of ferromanganese stromatolites and festoon-shaped structures of onkolites represent
V. V. AVDONIN +2 more
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Variations in the geochemistry and mineralogical compositions of ferromanganese (Fe‐Mn) nodules are closely related to variations in environmental parameters. Therefore, analysis of Fe‐Mn nodules can reconstruct the paleo‐ocean environment.
Jinsub Park +4 more
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In the analysis of the components of gas emissions from metallurgical industries, it is generally accepted that sulphur dioxide is the most harmful to the surrounding ecosystem, and its capture is a pressing problem.
Grigoriy I. Sverdlik +2 more
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The Tubotomaculum Enigma and the Rise of Benthic Life During the Opening of the Western Mediterranean Basin. [PDF]
ABSTRACT Large‐scale geological processes shape microbial habitats and drive the evolution of life on Earth. During the Oligocene, convergence between Africa and Europe led to the opening of the Western Mediterranean Basin, a deep‐ocean system characterized by fluid venting, oxygen depletion, and the absence of benthic fauna.
Bernardini S +10 more
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Mineral composition of ferromanganese nodules from the Pacific Ocean
The manganese minerals constitutive of ferromanganese nodules retrieved during cruises of the R/V Vityaz wer determined by X-ray diffraction. The analyses were made of well crystallized microscopic areas and several X-ray analyses were made for each ...
Bazilevskaya, Elena S +2 more
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The chemical, textural, structural and strength properties of ferromanganese nodules and granulated Fe-Mn catalysts containing such nodules were studied.
N. K. Shikina +4 more
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The world ocean has huge reserves of minerals that are contained directly in the water, as well as on the surface of its bottom and in its subsoils. The deposits of solid minerals on the surface of the bottom of the World Ocean are considered the most ...
Myaskov Alexander, Gonchar Alexander
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Ferromanganese (Fe-Mn) sedimentary layers and nodules occur at different depths within sediments at deep basins and ridges of Lake Baikal. We studied Fe-Mn nodules and host sediments recovered at the slope of Bolshoy Ushkany Island.
Tamara Zemskaya +9 more
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Mineralogical and geochemical investigations on Finnish lake ores [PDF]
The limnic ferromanganese ore concretions in some Finnish lakes are described. Their chemical and mineral compositions have been measured as have their natural surroundings — the latter by means of physico-chemical in-situ analysis.
P. Halbach
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Chemical composition of ferromanganese nodules from the Phillipine Sea
During the GDP-8 cruise of R/V Bosei-Maru, scientists from the Tokai University surveyed the Kinan seamount chain and the Kyushu-Palau Ridge in the Phillippine Sea.
Usui, Akira
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