Chapopote asphalt volcano (GOM): asphalt dissolved organic matter released in mesocosm experiments (M114/2, GeoB 19339-1)

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Main Authors: Brünjes, Jonas, Schubotz, Florence
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Published: PANGAEA 2022
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author Brünjes, Jonas
Schubotz, Florence
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Schubotz, Florence
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contents Asphalt samples collected from the Chapopote Asphalt volcano from 2900 meter depth during expedition M114 were incubated over a four-week period in artificial seawater. Water-soluble asphalt components (dissolved organic matter; DOM) were qualitatively investigated using ultra-high resolution mass spectrometry (FT-ICR-MS) and fluorescence spectroscopy (EEM) with subsequent parallel factor analysis (PARAFAC). Concentrations of dissolved organic carbon (DOC), dissolved organic sulfur (DOS) and dissolved black carbon (DBC) were determined quantitatively.
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spellingShingle Chapopote asphalt volcano (GOM): asphalt dissolved organic matter released in mesocosm experiments (M114/2, GeoB 19339-1)
Brünjes, Jonas
Schubotz, Florence
black carbon; Deep sea; Dissolved Organic Matter; dissolved organic sulfur; FT-ICR MS; mesocosm; Oil seeps; PARAFAC
Asphalt samples collected from the Chapopote Asphalt volcano from 2900 meter depth during expedition M114 were incubated over a four-week period in artificial seawater. Water-soluble asphalt components (dissolved organic matter; DOM) were qualitatively investigated using ultra-high resolution mass spectrometry (FT-ICR-MS) and fluorescence spectroscopy (EEM) with subsequent parallel factor analysis (PARAFAC). Concentrations of dissolved organic carbon (DOC), dissolved organic sulfur (DOS) and dissolved black carbon (DBC) were determined quantitatively.
title Chapopote asphalt volcano (GOM): asphalt dissolved organic matter released in mesocosm experiments (M114/2, GeoB 19339-1)
topic black carbon; Deep sea; Dissolved Organic Matter; dissolved organic sulfur; FT-ICR MS; mesocosm; Oil seeps; PARAFAC
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.946420