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Hydrothermal activity along the northern Mid-Atlantic Ridge and in the Bransfield Strait backarc basin, Antarctica

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Chin, Carol Sue

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Dissertation

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. Sci. Lett., 6, 213-220. Corliss, J. B., J. Dymond, L. I. Gordon, J. M. Edmond, R. P. von Herzen, R
Hydrography and heat flux in hydrothermal regions

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Wilson, Cara, 1967-

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Dissertation

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Johnson, Chris Pierce and all the women of the Wild Iris Ranch. I want to thank my partner Anne E
Kinetics and equilibria of magnesian calcite in seawater-like solutions: laboratory studies

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Rushdi, Ahmed I. M.

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Dissertation

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) = 3/1. (q p) 8.10mM Na2CO3 was added; (a ) 4.70 mM Na2CO3 was added. 1.8. SEM images of equant pure
Magnesium in hemipelagic environments : surface reactions in the sediment-pore water system

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von Breymann, Marta T.

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Dissertation

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Johnson were also very helpfull during the radiotracer experiments. I want to thank Amy Harrison for her
Exploring a fluorescence-based analytical method for Ba in natural waters and a field study of the major ion chemistry of Lake Issyk-Kul, Kyrgyzstan

Creator:

Qiu, Xuemei

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Two separate research projects are described here. One involves development of a new analytical method for determination of Ba in seawater and other natural waters. The other is a collaborative field study of the chemistry of Lake Issyk-Kul, Kyrgyzstan. The method project explored an ion chromatography-fluorescence detection bench-top approach for...

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Masters Thesis
On the large-scale characteristics, fluxes, and variability of the North Atlantic Deep Water and its deep western boundary current deduced from nutrient and oxygen data

Creator:

García Jiménez, Hernán Eduardo

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Dissertation

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fluxes (Fe, mmol m2 s') were calculated using, F = pcv (Equation 11.1) where p is the density of