Chemical composition and solubility of ocean phosphatized rocks in seawater
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| author | Baturin, Gleb N Savenko, Alexandra V |
| author_facet | Baturin, Gleb N Savenko, Alexandra V |
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| contents | In order to elucidate possibility of limestone phosphatization during contact with seawater two sets of experiments were carried out: that of solubility of natural phosphates in seawater and that of deposition of phosphorus onto calcareous phase. Concentration of phosphorus in seawater used for solubility experiments varied from 39 to 338 µ/l, temperature was 5.5-17.5°C and pH 7.8-7.9. The lowest solubility was characteristic of ancient crystallized samples. The deposition experiments showed that in case when concentration of dissolved phosphate in seawater reaches 3 mg/l it might be sorbed on solid CaCO3 phase without forming its own mineral. The latter is able to form rapidly but only if magnesium is not present in solution. In magnesium-free water calcium phosphates precipitate when concentration of dissolved phosphorus is higher than 0.9-1.2 mg/l. These results show that phosphatization of limestones in marine environment takes place during their contact with pore water but not with marine bottom water. |
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| spellingShingle | Chemical composition and solubility of ocean phosphatized rocks in seawater Baturin, Gleb N Savenko, Alexandra V Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; B-S-02-1; B-S-02-10; B-S-02-2; B-S-02-3; B-S-02-4; B-S-02-5; B-S-02-6; B-S-02-7; B-S-02-8; B-S-02-9; Dredge; DRG; Mid-Pacific Seamounts; Morocco shelf; North Basin, Pacific Ocean; North Tropical Pacific In order to elucidate possibility of limestone phosphatization during contact with seawater two sets of experiments were carried out: that of solubility of natural phosphates in seawater and that of deposition of phosphorus onto calcareous phase. Concentration of phosphorus in seawater used for solubility experiments varied from 39 to 338 µ/l, temperature was 5.5-17.5°C and pH 7.8-7.9. The lowest solubility was characteristic of ancient crystallized samples. The deposition experiments showed that in case when concentration of dissolved phosphate in seawater reaches 3 mg/l it might be sorbed on solid CaCO3 phase without forming its own mineral. The latter is able to form rapidly but only if magnesium is not present in solution. In magnesium-free water calcium phosphates precipitate when concentration of dissolved phosphorus is higher than 0.9-1.2 mg/l. These results show that phosphatization of limestones in marine environment takes place during their contact with pore water but not with marine bottom water. |
| title | Chemical composition and solubility of ocean phosphatized rocks in seawater |
| topic | Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; B-S-02-1; B-S-02-10; B-S-02-2; B-S-02-3; B-S-02-4; B-S-02-5; B-S-02-6; B-S-02-7; B-S-02-8; B-S-02-9; Dredge; DRG; Mid-Pacific Seamounts; Morocco shelf; North Basin, Pacific Ocean; North Tropical Pacific |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.762408 |