Rare earth and other chemical element contents and partitions in bottom sediments, micronodules, and nodules from the bioproductive zone of the Pacific Ocean
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| author | Dubinin, Alexander V Sval'nov, Vyacheslav N |
| author_facet | Dubinin, Alexander V Sval'nov, Vyacheslav N |
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| contents | Concentrations and compositions of rare earth elements (REE) in three micronodule fractions (50-250, 250-500, and >500 ?m), coexisting macronodules, and host sediments were studied. Samples were collected at three sites (Guatemala Basin, Peru Basin, and northern equatorial Pacific) located in elevated bioproductivity zones of surface waters. Influence of micronodule size is dominant for REE compositions and subordinate for REE concentrations. For example, Ce concentration inversely correlates with micronodule size and drops to the lowest value in macronodules and host sediments. Decrease of Ce concentration is generally accompanied by Mn/Fe increase in micro- and macronodules. Hence, the role of diagenetic source of material directly correlates with micronodule sizes. Contribution of the diagenetic source is maximal for macronodules. REE composition distinctions for micronodules and macronodules can be attributed to variations of hydrogenic iron oxyhydroxides and diagenetic (hydrothermal) iron hydroxophosphates that are the major REE carriers in ferromanganese ore deposits. Relationship and general trend in chemistry of coexisting macronodules suggest that they can represent products of the initial stage of nodule formation. |
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| spellingShingle | Rare earth and other chemical element contents and partitions in bottom sediments, micronodules, and nodules from the bioproductive zone of the Pacific Ocean Dubinin, Alexander V Sval'nov, Vyacheslav N Akademik Korolev; AKO_1970-1982_USSR__Campaign; AKO26-56; Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; BC; Box corer; DM41; DM41-3834; DM41-3874; Dmitry Mendeleev; OKEAN; Okean Grab Concentrations and compositions of rare earth elements (REE) in three micronodule fractions (50-250, 250-500, and >500 ?m), coexisting macronodules, and host sediments were studied. Samples were collected at three sites (Guatemala Basin, Peru Basin, and northern equatorial Pacific) located in elevated bioproductivity zones of surface waters. Influence of micronodule size is dominant for REE compositions and subordinate for REE concentrations. For example, Ce concentration inversely correlates with micronodule size and drops to the lowest value in macronodules and host sediments. Decrease of Ce concentration is generally accompanied by Mn/Fe increase in micro- and macronodules. Hence, the role of diagenetic source of material directly correlates with micronodule sizes. Contribution of the diagenetic source is maximal for macronodules. REE composition distinctions for micronodules and macronodules can be attributed to variations of hydrogenic iron oxyhydroxides and diagenetic (hydrothermal) iron hydroxophosphates that are the major REE carriers in ferromanganese ore deposits. Relationship and general trend in chemistry of coexisting macronodules suggest that they can represent products of the initial stage of nodule formation. |
| title | Rare earth and other chemical element contents and partitions in bottom sediments, micronodules, and nodules from the bioproductive zone of the Pacific Ocean |
| topic | Akademik Korolev; AKO_1970-1982_USSR__Campaign; AKO26-56; Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; BC; Box corer; DM41; DM41-3834; DM41-3874; Dmitry Mendeleev; OKEAN; Okean Grab |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.783121 |