Vanda Lake, a typical dimictic CaCl_2 type salt lake, is located in the Wright Valley inAntarctica. Based on the chemical and physical features of the salt lake water, the authorsdiscussed the vertical geochemical dis...Vanda Lake, a typical dimictic CaCl_2 type salt lake, is located in the Wright Valley inAntarctica. Based on the chemical and physical features of the salt lake water, the authorsdiscussed the vertical geochemical distribution of Fe, Mn, Pb, Cr, Cu, Co, Ni, Cd in the lake,and their vertical migration in lake waters, and have tried to set up a model of vertical mi-gration of these trace elements in the water of a closed chloride type salt lake.展开更多
I. INTRODUCTIONVanda Lake, located in Wright Valley of Antarctic Trase Mountains, 77 32’S, 161 31’ E, is one of the salt lakes in Antarctica. The lake spreads from east to west, and is bordered by the high rock wall...I. INTRODUCTIONVanda Lake, located in Wright Valley of Antarctic Trase Mountains, 77 32’S, 161 31’ E, is one of the salt lakes in Antarctica. The lake spreads from east to west, and is bordered by the high rock walls of Asgard and Olympus Mountains on the north and south. The area of the lake is covered by exposed granite with intruded lamprophyre and overlying展开更多
文摘Vanda Lake, a typical dimictic CaCl_2 type salt lake, is located in the Wright Valley inAntarctica. Based on the chemical and physical features of the salt lake water, the authorsdiscussed the vertical geochemical distribution of Fe, Mn, Pb, Cr, Cu, Co, Ni, Cd in the lake,and their vertical migration in lake waters, and have tried to set up a model of vertical mi-gration of these trace elements in the water of a closed chloride type salt lake.
文摘I. INTRODUCTIONVanda Lake, located in Wright Valley of Antarctic Trase Mountains, 77 32’S, 161 31’ E, is one of the salt lakes in Antarctica. The lake spreads from east to west, and is bordered by the high rock walls of Asgard and Olympus Mountains on the north and south. The area of the lake is covered by exposed granite with intruded lamprophyre and overlying
