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1994-5-1 These isotach plots, then, are essential to the extraction of the general rate laws needed in weathering studies such as Eqn. 8 or 11. Global Cycles and Weathering The rate laws for water-rock interactions are central to the quantification of global geochemical cycles. Chemical weathering rate laws and global geochemical 1994-5-1 These isotach plots, then, are essential to the extraction of the general rate laws needed in weathering studies such as Eqn. 8 or 11. Global Cycles and Weathering The rate laws for water-rock interactions are central to the quantification of global geochemical cycles. Chemical weathering rate laws and global geochemical 1994-5-1 These isotach plots, then, are essential to the extraction of the general rate laws needed in weathering studies such as Eqn. 8 or 11. Global Cycles and Weathering The rate laws for water-rock interactions are central to the quantification of global geochemical cycles.
احصل على السعرChemical weathering, on the other hand, is an actual change in composition as minerals are modified from one type to another. Many, if not most of the changes are accompanied by a volumetric increase or decrease, which in itself further promotes additional chemical weathering. The rate depends on temperature, surface area, and available water. Chemical Weathering an overview ScienceDirect TopicsChemical weathering, on the other hand, is an actual change in composition as minerals are modified from one type to another. Many, if not most of the changes are accompanied by a volumetric increase or decrease, which in itself further promotes additional chemical weathering. The rate depends on temperature, surface area, and available water. Chemical Weathering an overview ScienceDirect TopicsChemical weathering, on the other hand, is an actual change in composition as minerals are modified from one type to another. Many, if not most of the changes are accompanied by a volumetric increase or decrease, which in itself further promotes additional chemical weathering. The rate depends on temperature, surface area, and available water.
احصل على السعر2022-1-20 Chemical weathering rates can be estimated using cation yields derived from mineral weathering reactions (referred to as crustal cation denudation rate or Globally elevated chemical weathering rates beneath glaciers2022-1-20 Chemical weathering rates can be estimated using cation yields derived from mineral weathering reactions (referred to as crustal cation denudation rate or Globally elevated chemical weathering rates beneath glaciers2022-1-20 Chemical weathering rates can be estimated using cation yields derived from mineral weathering reactions (referred to as crustal cation denudation rate or
احصل على السعر67 行 Weathering rates are most sensitive to the throughput of water. In soils, this is a decidedly Weathering Rate an overview ScienceDirect Topics67 行 Weathering rates are most sensitive to the throughput of water. In soils, this is a decidedly Weathering Rate an overview ScienceDirect Topics67 行 Weathering rates are most sensitive to the throughput of water. In soils, this is a decidedly
احصل على السعرThe chem- weathering rate of silicates is essential to a quantification of ical denudation rate is given as 0.014 mm/y by MEYBECK the global geochemical cycle of C, as well as its effect on (1988); STALLARD (1988) gives a range of 0.005 to 0.03 paleoclimate. Chemical weathering rate laws and global geochemical The chem- weathering rate of silicates is essential to a quantification of ical denudation rate is given as 0.014 mm/y by MEYBECK the global geochemical cycle of C, as well as its effect on (1988); STALLARD (1988) gives a range of 0.005 to 0.03 paleoclimate. Chemical weathering rate laws and global geochemical The chem- weathering rate of silicates is essential to a quantification of ical denudation rate is given as 0.014 mm/y by MEYBECK the global geochemical cycle of C, as well as its effect on (1988); STALLARD (1988) gives a range of 0.005 to 0.03 paleoclimate.
احصل على السعر2010-5-15 Fig. 2A shows the decrease in weathering rates as a function of fluid residence time. Fluid residences times (τ f) are calculated as L obs /v f (where L obs is the length scale of observation and v f as the advective velocity).The reported value for L obs reflects the depth to the base of the weathering zone where the mineral abundances in the profile nominally equal the concentration of the The dependence of chemical weathering rates on fluid 2010-5-15 Fig. 2A shows the decrease in weathering rates as a function of fluid residence time. Fluid residences times (τ f) are calculated as L obs /v f (where L obs is the length scale of observation and v f as the advective velocity).The reported value for L obs reflects the depth to the base of the weathering zone where the mineral abundances in the profile nominally equal the concentration of the The dependence of chemical weathering rates on fluid 2010-5-15 Fig. 2A shows the decrease in weathering rates as a function of fluid residence time. Fluid residences times (τ f) are calculated as L obs /v f (where L obs is the length scale of observation and v f as the advective velocity).The reported value for L obs reflects the depth to the base of the weathering zone where the mineral abundances in the profile nominally equal the concentration of the
احصل على السعر2009-2-1 The ability, therefore, of accelerated uplift and erosion to stimulate greater CO 2 sequestration may be significant in landscapes eroding at rates of 10 0 –10 2 t km −2 yr −1. However, where erosion rates are greater than 10 2 t km −2 yr −1, increases in denudation may not be matched by increases in chemical weathering. Finally, our A theoretical model coupling chemical weathering rates 2009-2-1 The ability, therefore, of accelerated uplift and erosion to stimulate greater CO 2 sequestration may be significant in landscapes eroding at rates of 10 0 –10 2 t km −2 yr −1. However, where erosion rates are greater than 10 2 t km −2 yr −1, increases in denudation may not be matched by increases in chemical weathering. Finally, our A theoretical model coupling chemical weathering rates 2009-2-1 The ability, therefore, of accelerated uplift and erosion to stimulate greater CO 2 sequestration may be significant in landscapes eroding at rates of 10 0 –10 2 t km −2 yr −1. However, where erosion rates are greater than 10 2 t km −2 yr −1, increases in denudation may not be matched by increases in chemical weathering. Finally, our
احصل على السعر2021-3-11 The chemical weathering rate of rocks is closely related to the water temperature, precipitation, rock type, and anthropogenic activity in the basin. New estimate of chemical weathering rate in Xijiang River 2021-3-11 The chemical weathering rate of rocks is closely related to the water temperature, precipitation, rock type, and anthropogenic activity in the basin. New estimate of chemical weathering rate in Xijiang River 2021-3-11 The chemical weathering rate of rocks is closely related to the water temperature, precipitation, rock type, and anthropogenic activity in the basin.
احصل على السعر2011-6-1 Highlights The rate chemical weathering is affected by both temperature and runoff. Separating out these two factors is challenging because runoff tends to increase with increasing temperature. In this study, natural river water samples collected on basaltic catchments over a five year period are used together with experimentally derived dissolution rate model for basaltic glass to pull Does runoff or temperature control chemical weathering 2011-6-1 Highlights The rate chemical weathering is affected by both temperature and runoff. Separating out these two factors is challenging because runoff tends to increase with increasing temperature. In this study, natural river water samples collected on basaltic catchments over a five year period are used together with experimentally derived dissolution rate model for basaltic glass to pull Does runoff or temperature control chemical weathering 2011-6-1 Highlights The rate chemical weathering is affected by both temperature and runoff. Separating out these two factors is challenging because runoff tends to increase with increasing temperature. In this study, natural river water samples collected on basaltic catchments over a five year period are used together with experimentally derived dissolution rate model for basaltic glass to pull
احصل على السعرHowever, where erosion rates are greater than 10 (2) t km (-2) yr (-1), increases in denudation may not be matched by increases in chemical weathering. Finally, our results suggest that watersheds (PDF) A theoretical model coupling chemical However, where erosion rates are greater than 10 (2) t km (-2) yr (-1), increases in denudation may not be matched by increases in chemical weathering. Finally, our results suggest that watersheds (PDF) A theoretical model coupling chemical However, where erosion rates are greater than 10 (2) t km (-2) yr (-1), increases in denudation may not be matched by increases in chemical weathering. Finally, our results suggest that watersheds
احصل على السعر1995-1-1 Chemical weathering rates of silicate minerals in soils Art F. White. Art F. White U. S. Geological Survey, Menlo Park, CA, United States. Search for other works by this author on: GSW. Google Scholar. Reviews in Mineralogy and Geochemistry (1995) 31 (1): 407–461. Article history. first online: 03 Mar 2017. Chemical weathering rates of silicate minerals in soils1995-1-1 Chemical weathering rates of silicate minerals in soils Art F. White. Art F. White U. S. Geological Survey, Menlo Park, CA, United States. Search for other works by this author on: GSW. Google Scholar. Reviews in Mineralogy and Geochemistry (1995) 31 (1): 407–461. Article history. first online: 03 Mar 2017. Chemical weathering rates of silicate minerals in soils1995-1-1 Chemical weathering rates of silicate minerals in soils Art F. White. Art F. White U. S. Geological Survey, Menlo Park, CA, United States. Search for other works by this author on: GSW. Google Scholar. Reviews in Mineralogy and Geochemistry (1995) 31 (1): 407–461. Article history. first online: 03 Mar 2017.
احصل على السعرThe total dissolved substances were mainly derived from carbonate weathering, which was approximately 76% (0-96%) while silicate weathering accounted for only 14% (5-19%). The inversion model results showed that the optimum silicate weathering rate was 7.264-35.551 × 10 3 mol/km 2 /year, where carbonic acid was the main factor that induces New estimate of chemical weathering rate in Xijiang River The total dissolved substances were mainly derived from carbonate weathering, which was approximately 76% (0-96%) while silicate weathering accounted for only 14% (5-19%). The inversion model results showed that the optimum silicate weathering rate was 7.264-35.551 × 10 3 mol/km 2 /year, where carbonic acid was the main factor that induces New estimate of chemical weathering rate in Xijiang River The total dissolved substances were mainly derived from carbonate weathering, which was approximately 76% (0-96%) while silicate weathering accounted for only 14% (5-19%). The inversion model results showed that the optimum silicate weathering rate was 7.264-35.551 × 10 3 mol/km 2 /year, where carbonic acid was the main factor that induces
احصل على السعرDOI: 10.1016/B978-0-08-095975-7.00506-4 Corpus ID: 127848934; 7.6 Chemical Weathering Rates, CO2 Consumption, and Control Parameters Deduced from the Chemical Composition of 7.6 Chemical Weathering Rates, CO2 Consumption, and DOI: 10.1016/B978-0-08-095975-7.00506-4 Corpus ID: 127848934; 7.6 Chemical Weathering Rates, CO2 Consumption, and Control Parameters Deduced from the Chemical Composition of 7.6 Chemical Weathering Rates, CO2 Consumption, and DOI: 10.1016/B978-0-08-095975-7.00506-4 Corpus ID: 127848934; 7.6 Chemical Weathering Rates, CO2 Consumption, and Control Parameters Deduced from the Chemical Composition of
احصل على السعرThe chemical weathering rates of carbonate, silicate and evaporites in the whole Songhuajiang Basin are estimated to be approximately 5.15, 2.23 and 0.40 t km−2 a−1, respectively. The total Chemical Weathering Rates, CO2 Consumption, and The chemical weathering rates of carbonate, silicate and evaporites in the whole Songhuajiang Basin are estimated to be approximately 5.15, 2.23 and 0.40 t km−2 a−1, respectively. The total Chemical Weathering Rates, CO2 Consumption, and The chemical weathering rates of carbonate, silicate and evaporites in the whole Songhuajiang Basin are estimated to be approximately 5.15, 2.23 and 0.40 t km−2 a−1, respectively. The total
احصل على السعرchemical weathering rates of silicate minerals in soils". Chemical Weathering Rates of Silicate Minerals,edited by Arthur F. White and Susan L. Brantley, Chapter 9. CHEMICAL WEATHERING RATES OF SILICATE chemical weathering rates of silicate minerals in soils". Chemical Weathering Rates of Silicate Minerals,edited by Arthur F. White and Susan L. Brantley, Chapter 9. CHEMICAL WEATHERING RATES OF SILICATE chemical weathering rates of silicate minerals in soils". Chemical Weathering Rates of Silicate Minerals,edited by Arthur F. White and Susan L. Brantley,
احصل على السعر2016-4-14 Chemical weathering can control how susceptible bedrock in river beds is to erosion, according to new research. In addition to explaining how climate can influence landscape erosion rates, the results also may improve Chemical Weathering Controls Erosion Rates in 2016-4-14 Chemical weathering can control how susceptible bedrock in river beds is to erosion, according to new research. In addition to explaining how climate can influence landscape erosion rates, the results also may improve Chemical Weathering Controls Erosion Rates in 2016-4-14 Chemical weathering can control how susceptible bedrock in river beds is to erosion, according to new research. In addition to explaining how climate can influence landscape erosion rates, the results also may improve
احصل على السعر2014-5-7 CHEMICAL WEATHERING RATES OF PYROXENES AND AMPHIBOLES Introduction 119 Mineralogy of Common Soil Inosilicates 120 Laboratory Chernical Reactors 121 Batch reactors 121 vi. Flow-through reactors 121 Interpreting reactor experiments 122 Laboratory Dissolution Rates 123 Measurement of true steady state 123 Chemical Weathering Rates of Silicate Minerals GBV2014-5-7 CHEMICAL WEATHERING RATES OF PYROXENES AND AMPHIBOLES Introduction 119 Mineralogy of Common Soil Inosilicates 120 Laboratory Chernical Reactors 121 Batch reactors 121 vi. Flow-through reactors 121 Interpreting reactor experiments 122 Laboratory Dissolution Rates 123 Measurement of true steady state 123 Chemical Weathering Rates of Silicate Minerals GBV2014-5-7 CHEMICAL WEATHERING RATES OF PYROXENES AND AMPHIBOLES Introduction 119 Mineralogy of Common Soil Inosilicates 120 Laboratory Chernical Reactors 121 Batch reactors 121 vi. Flow-through reactors 121 Interpreting reactor experiments 122 Laboratory Dissolution Rates 123 Measurement of true steady state 123
احصل على السعرHowever, where erosion rates are greater than 10 (2) t km (-2) yr (-1), increases in denudation may not be matched by increases in chemical weathering. Finally, our results suggest that watersheds (PDF) A theoretical model coupling chemical However, where erosion rates are greater than 10 (2) t km (-2) yr (-1), increases in denudation may not be matched by increases in chemical weathering. Finally, our results suggest that watersheds (PDF) A theoretical model coupling chemical However, where erosion rates are greater than 10 (2) t km (-2) yr (-1), increases in denudation may not be matched by increases in chemical weathering. Finally, our results suggest that watersheds
احصل على السعر2021-8-20 The chemical weathering rate and CO2 consumption rate of the granite were estimated based on the hydrometeorological data. The results showed that the spring and runoff were HCO 3 -Na type, mainly owing to the silicate weathering and cation exchange reaction. Study of Chemical Weathering and CO 2 Consumption 2021-8-20 The chemical weathering rate and CO2 consumption rate of the granite were estimated based on the hydrometeorological data. The results showed that the spring and runoff were HCO 3 -Na type, mainly owing to the silicate weathering and cation exchange reaction. Study of Chemical Weathering and CO 2 Consumption 2021-8-20 The chemical weathering rate and CO2 consumption rate of the granite were estimated based on the hydrometeorological data. The results showed that the spring and runoff were HCO 3 -Na type, mainly owing to the silicate weathering and cation exchange reaction.
احصل على السعر2018-3-26 Volcanic ash, with high reactive surface area during weathering, would result in even higher weathering rate than the basalts . Thus, rapid dissolution of the fresh Siberian flood basalts and volcanic ash may have played an important role in the rapid enhancement of chemical weathering rates at the PTB. Rapid enhancement of chemical weathering recorded by 2018-3-26 Volcanic ash, with high reactive surface area during weathering, would result in even higher weathering rate than the basalts . Thus, rapid dissolution of the fresh Siberian flood basalts and volcanic ash may have played an important role in the rapid enhancement of chemical weathering rates at the PTB. Rapid enhancement of chemical weathering recorded by 2018-3-26 Volcanic ash, with high reactive surface area during weathering, would result in even higher weathering rate than the basalts . Thus, rapid dissolution of the fresh Siberian flood basalts and volcanic ash may have played an important role in the rapid enhancement of chemical weathering rates at the PTB.
احصل على السعرDOI: 10.1016/B978-0-08-095975-7.00506-4 Corpus ID: 127848934; 7.6 Chemical Weathering Rates, CO2 Consumption, and Control Parameters Deduced from the Chemical Composition of 7.6 Chemical Weathering Rates, CO2 Consumption, and DOI: 10.1016/B978-0-08-095975-7.00506-4 Corpus ID: 127848934; 7.6 Chemical Weathering Rates, CO2 Consumption, and Control Parameters Deduced from the Chemical Composition of 7.6 Chemical Weathering Rates, CO2 Consumption, and DOI: 10.1016/B978-0-08-095975-7.00506-4 Corpus ID: 127848934; 7.6 Chemical Weathering Rates, CO2 Consumption, and Control Parameters Deduced from the Chemical Composition of
احصل على السعرThe total dissolved substances were mainly derived from carbonate weathering, which was approximately 76% (0-96%) while silicate weathering accounted for only 14% (5-19%). The inversion model results showed that the optimum silicate weathering rate was 7.264-35.551 × 10 3 mol/km 2 /year, where carbonic acid was the main factor that induces New estimate of chemical weathering rate in Xijiang River The total dissolved substances were mainly derived from carbonate weathering, which was approximately 76% (0-96%) while silicate weathering accounted for only 14% (5-19%). The inversion model results showed that the optimum silicate weathering rate was 7.264-35.551 × 10 3 mol/km 2 /year, where carbonic acid was the main factor that induces New estimate of chemical weathering rate in Xijiang River The total dissolved substances were mainly derived from carbonate weathering, which was approximately 76% (0-96%) while silicate weathering accounted for only 14% (5-19%). The inversion model results showed that the optimum silicate weathering rate was 7.264-35.551 × 10 3 mol/km 2 /year, where carbonic acid was the main factor that induces
احصل على السعر2019-1-6 Chemical weathering is the process of chemical alteration to rocks and minerals due to exposure to air, water, or acid, resulting in dissolution of minerals into water or formation of a new mineral. Acid rain rapidly increases the rate of weathering on rocks containing carbonate minerals as well as other types of rock, but also has adverse Chemical Weathering: Definition, Example, Types, Causes2019-1-6 Chemical weathering is the process of chemical alteration to rocks and minerals due to exposure to air, water, or acid, resulting in dissolution of minerals into water or formation of a new mineral. Acid rain rapidly increases the rate of weathering on rocks containing carbonate minerals as well as other types of rock, but also has adverse Chemical Weathering: Definition, Example, Types, Causes2019-1-6 Chemical weathering is the process of chemical alteration to rocks and minerals due to exposure to air, water, or acid, resulting in dissolution of minerals into water or formation of a new mineral. Acid rain rapidly increases the rate of weathering on rocks containing carbonate minerals as well as other types of rock, but also has adverse
احصل على السعرchemical weathering rates of silicate minerals in soils". Chemical Weathering Rates of Silicate Minerals,edited by Arthur F. White and Susan L. Brantley, Chapter 9. CHEMICAL WEATHERING RATES OF SILICATE chemical weathering rates of silicate minerals in soils". Chemical Weathering Rates of Silicate Minerals,edited by Arthur F. White and Susan L. Brantley, Chapter 9. CHEMICAL WEATHERING RATES OF SILICATE chemical weathering rates of silicate minerals in soils". Chemical Weathering Rates of Silicate Minerals,edited by Arthur F. White and Susan L. Brantley,
احصل على السعر2009-2-6 However, where erosion rates are greater than 10 (2) t km (-2) yr (-1), increases in denudation may not be matched by increases in chemical weathering. Finally, our results suggest that watersheds with regolith thicknesses of similar to 0.5 m will yield the greatest solute fluxes. 通过 文献互助 平台发起求助,成功后即可免费 A theoretical model coupling chemical weathering rate 2009-2-6 However, where erosion rates are greater than 10 (2) t km (-2) yr (-1), increases in denudation may not be matched by increases in chemical weathering. Finally, our results suggest that watersheds with regolith thicknesses of similar to 0.5 m will yield the greatest solute fluxes. 通过 文献互助 平台发起求助,成功后即可免费 A theoretical model coupling chemical weathering rate 2009-2-6 However, where erosion rates are greater than 10 (2) t km (-2) yr (-1), increases in denudation may not be matched by increases in chemical weathering. Finally, our results suggest that watersheds with regolith thicknesses of similar to 0.5 m will yield the greatest solute fluxes. 通过 文献互助 平台发起求助,成功后即可免费
احصل على السعر2014-5-7 CHEMICAL WEATHERING RATES OF PYROXENES AND AMPHIBOLES Introduction 119 Mineralogy of Common Soil Inosilicates 120 Laboratory Chernical Reactors 121 Batch reactors 121 vi. Flow-through reactors 121 Interpreting reactor experiments 122 Laboratory Dissolution Rates 123 Measurement of true steady state 123 Chemical Weathering Rates of Silicate Minerals GBV2014-5-7 CHEMICAL WEATHERING RATES OF PYROXENES AND AMPHIBOLES Introduction 119 Mineralogy of Common Soil Inosilicates 120 Laboratory Chernical Reactors 121 Batch reactors 121 vi. Flow-through reactors 121 Interpreting reactor experiments 122 Laboratory Dissolution Rates 123 Measurement of true steady state 123 Chemical Weathering Rates of Silicate Minerals GBV2014-5-7 CHEMICAL WEATHERING RATES OF PYROXENES AND AMPHIBOLES Introduction 119 Mineralogy of Common Soil Inosilicates 120 Laboratory Chernical Reactors 121 Batch reactors 121 vi. Flow-through reactors 121 Interpreting reactor experiments 122 Laboratory Dissolution Rates 123 Measurement of true steady state 123
احصل على السعر2016-2-8 chemical weathering rates and physical erosion, rates and a weaker correlation between climate and chemical weathering rates (Riebe etal.,2001a;Jacobsonetal.,2003;Westetal.,2005;Hrenetal.,2007). Hydrology is also potentially an important factor in chemical weathering rates as the removal of weathering products by aqueous The dependence of chemical weathering rates on fluid 2016-2-8 chemical weathering rates and physical erosion, rates and a weaker correlation between climate and chemical weathering rates (Riebe etal.,2001a;Jacobsonetal.,2003;Westetal.,2005;Hrenetal.,2007). Hydrology is also potentially an important factor in chemical weathering rates as the removal of weathering products by aqueous The dependence of chemical weathering rates on fluid 2016-2-8 chemical weathering rates and physical erosion, rates and a weaker correlation between climate and chemical weathering rates (Riebe etal.,2001a;Jacobsonetal.,2003;Westetal.,2005;Hrenetal.,2007). Hydrology is also potentially an important factor in chemical weathering rates as the removal of weathering products by aqueous
احصل على السعر2010-12-31 Mineral-specific chemical weathering rates over millennial timescales: Measurements at Rio Icacos, Puerto Rico Ken L. Ferriera,⁎, James W. Kirchnerb,c,d, Clifford S. Riebee, Robert C. Finkelb,f a Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States b Department of Earth and Planetary Mineral-specific chemical weathering rates over 2010-12-31 Mineral-specific chemical weathering rates over millennial timescales: Measurements at Rio Icacos, Puerto Rico Ken L. Ferriera,⁎, James W. Kirchnerb,c,d, Clifford S. Riebee, Robert C. Finkelb,f a Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States b Department of Earth and Planetary Mineral-specific chemical weathering rates over 2010-12-31 Mineral-specific chemical weathering rates over millennial timescales: Measurements at Rio Icacos, Puerto Rico Ken L. Ferriera,⁎, James W. Kirchnerb,c,d, Clifford S. Riebee, Robert C. Finkelb,f a Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States b Department of Earth and Planetary
احصل على السعر2009-2-1 Uplift of the Himalayas has been proposed to have locally accelerated chemical weathering, thus leading to enhanced CO2 sequestration and global cooling. This hypothesis assumes that rapid erosion exposes fresh, highly reactive minerals at Earth's surface. Empirical studies quantifying the relationship between erosion and weathering have produced [PDF] A theoretical model coupling chemical weathering 2009-2-1 Uplift of the Himalayas has been proposed to have locally accelerated chemical weathering, thus leading to enhanced CO2 sequestration and global cooling. This hypothesis assumes that rapid erosion exposes fresh, highly reactive minerals at Earth's surface. Empirical studies quantifying the relationship between erosion and weathering have produced [PDF] A theoretical model coupling chemical weathering 2009-2-1 Uplift of the Himalayas has been proposed to have locally accelerated chemical weathering, thus leading to enhanced CO2 sequestration and global cooling. This hypothesis assumes that rapid erosion exposes fresh, highly reactive minerals at Earth's surface. Empirical studies quantifying the relationship between erosion and weathering have produced
احصل على السعر2018-3-26 Volcanic ash, with high reactive surface area during weathering, would result in even higher weathering rate than the basalts . Thus, rapid dissolution of the fresh Siberian flood basalts and volcanic ash may have played an important role in the rapid enhancement of chemical weathering rates at the PTB. Rapid enhancement of chemical weathering recorded by 2018-3-26 Volcanic ash, with high reactive surface area during weathering, would result in even higher weathering rate than the basalts . Thus, rapid dissolution of the fresh Siberian flood basalts and volcanic ash may have played an important role in the rapid enhancement of chemical weathering rates at the PTB. Rapid enhancement of chemical weathering recorded by 2018-3-26 Volcanic ash, with high reactive surface area during weathering, would result in even higher weathering rate than the basalts . Thus, rapid dissolution of the fresh Siberian flood basalts and volcanic ash may have played an important role in the rapid enhancement of chemical weathering rates at the PTB.
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