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Cerium anomaly and cerium thermodynamics in the sea water 被引量:1
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作者 Wang Yunliang and Zang Desen(The Third Department,Chengdu University of Technology, Chengdu 610059, China) 《Acta Oceanologica Sinica》 SCIE CAS CSCD 1994年第3期389-400,共12页
Cerium anomaly in a marine carbonatite could be used as an indicator of redox condition in the paleosea- water. The bottom sea water of the Angola Basin and the Brazil Basin (SOuth Atlantic Ocean) was anoxic duringCre... Cerium anomaly in a marine carbonatite could be used as an indicator of redox condition in the paleosea- water. The bottom sea water of the Angola Basin and the Brazil Basin (SOuth Atlantic Ocean) was anoxic duringCretaceous period. At about 58×106-54×106 a BP, the sea water of the South Atlantic Ocean became oxidizedcondition which was similar to that of the modern Atlantic Ocean. This paper presents a new cerium redox thermodynamic equation which could explain the long-standing problems, such as the different characteristics of the ceriumanomalies in the sea water and river water and why there are positive cerium anomalies in the surface sea water,etc.Investigation reveals that at 58×106-54×106 a BP, the plates of Africa and South America were separatedfrom each other thoroughly and the unified Atlantic Ocean took shape. We suggest that the Alpine and Himalayanmovements were in synchronism. 展开更多
关键词 cerium anomaly CARBONATE THERMODYNAMICS
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Rare earth elements(REE)and isotope composition(δ^(13)C andδ^(18)O)of manganese ores of Chiatura deposit(Georgia):features of ore formation and genesis
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作者 Vladimir N.Kuleshov Andrey Yu.Bychkov +1 位作者 Irina Yu.Nikolaeva Maria E.Tarnopolskaya 《Acta Geochimica》 EI CAS CSCD 2023年第4期779-801,共23页
The rare earth elements(REE)geochemistry and the isotope(δ^(13)C,δ^(18)O)composition of manganese ores of the Chiatura(Georgia)deposit were studied.One of the major features of all types of manganese ores is negativ... The rare earth elements(REE)geochemistry and the isotope(δ^(13)C,δ^(18)O)composition of manganese ores of the Chiatura(Georgia)deposit were studied.One of the major features of all types of manganese ores is negative cerium(Ce/Ce*_(PAAS))anomaly and the absence of europium(Eu/Eu*_(PAAS))anomaly.Oxide oolitic manganese ores were formed in oxic shallow marine environments.The content and distribution of REEs(in particular Ce and Eu)in these ores are connected mainly with ferrous oxides.The performed C-and O-isotope research in Mn-carbonates(oolitic and massive)has indicated that carbonate ores were formed by the participation of isotopic ally light CO_(2)which is a result of the oxidation of organic matter in the sediment strata by reducing environments of early diagenesis(and,partially,catagenesis)zone.Obtained negative cerium anomalies in the studied carbonate ores reflect the specific REE patterns in pore waters of sediments of earlier isdiagenesis zone of the Oligocene Chiatura's basin.The deficiency of cerium in this zone remains debatable and requires further study.Formation of manganese carbonates took place multistage by the input of incisional solutions of different chemistry into sea bottom waters and sediments.The absence of europium anomaly indicates about lack of hydrothermal solution input. 展开更多
关键词 REE cerium anomaly Carbon and oxygen isotope geochemistry Oxide and carbonate manganese ores Chiatura deposit
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Fractionation characteristics of rare earth elements(REEs) linked with secondary Fe, Mn, and Al minerals in soils 被引量:5
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作者 Chunying Chang Fangbai Li +3 位作者 Chengshuai Liu Jianfeng Gao Hui Tong Manjia Chen 《Acta Geochimica》 EI CAS CSCD 2016年第4期329-339,共11页
Soil secondary minerals are important scavengers of rare earth elements(REEs) in soils and thus affect geochemical behavior and occurrence of REEs. The fractionation of REEs is a common geochemical phenomenon in soils... Soil secondary minerals are important scavengers of rare earth elements(REEs) in soils and thus affect geochemical behavior and occurrence of REEs. The fractionation of REEs is a common geochemical phenomenon in soils but has received little attention, especially fractionation induced by secondary minerals. In this study, REEs(La to Lu and Y) associated with soil-abundant secondary minerals Fe-, Al-, and Mn-oxides in 196 soil samples were investigated to explore the fractionation and anomalies of REEs related to the minerals. The results show right-inclined chondrite-normalized REE patterns for La–Lu in soils subjected to total soil digestion and partial soil extraction. Light REEs(LREEs) enrichment features were negatively correlated with a Eu anomaly and positively correlated with a Ce anomaly. The fractionation between LREEs and heavy REEs(HREEs) was attributed to the high adsorption affinity of LREEs to secondary minerals and the preferred activation/leaching of HREEs.The substantial fractions of REEs in soils extracted byoxalate and Dithionite-Citrate-Bicarbonate buffer solutions were labile(10 %–30 %), which were similar to the mass fraction of Fe(10 %–20 %). Furthermore, Eu was found to be more mobile than the other REEs in the soils, whereas Ce was less mobile. These results add to our understanding of the distribution and geochemical behavior of REEs in soils, and also help to deduce the conditions of soil formation from REE fractionation. 展开更多
关键词 Rare earth elements FRACTIONATION Secondary minerals Geochemical process - Europium anomaly cerium anomaly
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Origin and geochemical characterization of the glauconites in the Upper Cretaceous Lameta Formation, Narmada Basin, central India 被引量:3
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作者 Udita Bansal Santanu Banerjee +1 位作者 Dhiren K.Ruidas Kanchan Pande 《Journal of Palaeogeography》 SCIE CSCD 2018年第2期99-116,共18页
This study presents geochemical characteristics of glauconites in estuarine deposits within the Maastrichtian Lameta Formation in central India. Resting conformably over the Bagh Group, the Lameta Formation consists o... This study presents geochemical characteristics of glauconites in estuarine deposits within the Maastrichtian Lameta Formation in central India. Resting conformably over the Bagh Group, the Lameta Formation consists of ~4-5 m thick arenaceous, argillaceous and calcareous green sandstones underlying the Deccan Traps. The sandstone is friable, medium-to coarse-grained, well-sorted and thoroughly crossstratified, and contains marine fossils. Detailed petrography, spectroscopy and mineral chemistry indicates unique chemical composition of glauconite with high KO, MgO, AlOand moderate TFeO. Glauconite is formed by the replacement of K-feldspars, initially as stringers in the cleavages and fractures of feldspars. Incipient glauconite subsequently evolves fully, appearing as pellets. Fully-evolved glauconite pellets often leave tiny relics of K-feldspar. XRD exhibits characteristic peak of 10A from basal(001)reflection of glauconite, indicating the "evolved" character. The KO content of glauconites in the Lameta Formation varies from 5.51% to 8.29%, corroborating the "evolved" to "highly-evolved" maturation stage.The TFeOcontent of glauconite varies from 12.56% to 18.90%. The PASS-normalized-REE patterns of glauconite exhibit a "hat-shape" confirming the authigenic origin of glauconites. The slightly-negative to slightly-positive Ce anomaly value and the moderate TFeOcontent of glauconite agree well with a suboxic,estuarine condition. The replacement of K-feldspar by the glauconite contributes towards the high KO content. Compositional evolution of glauconites in the Lameta Formation is similar to those observed in many Precambrian sedimentary sequences. 展开更多
关键词 GLAUCONITE ESTUARY Mineral chemistry cerium anomaly Redox condition Lameta Formation Narmada Basin
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