Mineralogy by X-Ray diffraction in sediment cores from James Cook cruise JC138

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Main Author: Dutrieux, Adeline M
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contents Spectra and quantitative analyses (corrected on salt-free basis) on 22 samples from JC138-16GC, JC138-22RD, JC138-28GC, JC138-29GC and JC138-31RD. Quantitative XRD analyses were carried out on bulk, ground and dried Fe oxyhydroxide sediments after powdering and mixing with a known amount of corundum (25% by weight) with a Philips X'Pert pro with a Cu tube (Kα λ = 1.541) coupled to Siroquant XRD software. Minerals were identified by comparison with the International Centre for Diffraction Data database, PDF-2 at the University of Southampton. Detection limit of unknown crystalline minerals is c. 1 wt%.
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spellingShingle Mineralogy by X-Ray diffraction in sediment cores from James Cook cruise JC138
Dutrieux, Adeline M
031RD; 16GC; 22RD2; 28GC; 29GC; Binary Object; BlueMining; Breakthrough Solutions for Mineral Extraction and Processing in Extreme Environment – Blue Mining; Event label; GC; Gravity corer; hydrothermal; Image; James Cook; JC138; JC138-022RD; JC138-031RD; JC138-16GC; JC138-28GC; JC138-29GC; metalliferous sediments; Mid-Atlantic Ridge at 26°N; pore waters; RD2; Rock Drill 2; seafloor massive sulphide
Spectra and quantitative analyses (corrected on salt-free basis) on 22 samples from JC138-16GC, JC138-22RD, JC138-28GC, JC138-29GC and JC138-31RD. Quantitative XRD analyses were carried out on bulk, ground and dried Fe oxyhydroxide sediments after powdering and mixing with a known amount of corundum (25% by weight) with a Philips X'Pert pro with a Cu tube (Kα λ = 1.541) coupled to Siroquant XRD software. Minerals were identified by comparison with the International Centre for Diffraction Data database, PDF-2 at the University of Southampton. Detection limit of unknown crystalline minerals is c. 1 wt%.
title Mineralogy by X-Ray diffraction in sediment cores from James Cook cruise JC138
topic 031RD; 16GC; 22RD2; 28GC; 29GC; Binary Object; BlueMining; Breakthrough Solutions for Mineral Extraction and Processing in Extreme Environment – Blue Mining; Event label; GC; Gravity corer; hydrothermal; Image; James Cook; JC138; JC138-022RD; JC138-031RD; JC138-16GC; JC138-28GC; JC138-29GC; metalliferous sediments; Mid-Atlantic Ridge at 26°N; pore waters; RD2; Rock Drill 2; seafloor massive sulphide
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.921347