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Ocean chemistry and deep sea sediments
This note explains the following topics: type of deep-sea sediments, Chemical cycles in the Ocean, Accumulation of pelagic biogenic sediments, Supply of terrigenous eolian and fluvial sediments, Diagenesis of deep-sea sediments.
Author(s): Professor Jurgen Mienert
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Chemical Oceanography by Professor James W. Murray
This note explains the following topics: Ocean Circulation and Current Carbon Cycle, Major Ions of Seawater, Trace Elements in Seawater, Sinks for Anthropogenic Carbon, Controls on the Composition of Seawater, Stable Isotopes, Radioactive Isotopes and Decay ,Gases and Gas Exchange, Tracers for Gas Exchange, Ocean Carbonate Chemistry: Reactions, Ocean Carbonate Chemistry: Ocean Distributions Principles of Mass Balance - Box Models, Primary Production - Nutrient Stoichiometry, Biological Production - Chemical Tracers, Iron Distributions and Controls, Redox Reactions and Respiration and Oxygen, Redox Sequence and Sedimentary Diagenesis , Ocean Nitrogen Cycle; Global Oxygen Cycle.
Author(s): Professor James W. Murray
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Chemical Oceanography Lectures Notes
This lecture note explains the following topics: Ocean Circulation and Current Carbon Cycle, Major Ions of Seawater, Trace Elements in Seawater, Controls on the Composition of Seawater, Stable Isotopes, Radioactive Isotopes and Decay, Gases and Gas Exchange, Tracers for Gas Exchange, Ocean Carbonate Chemistry: Reactions, Ocean Carbonate Chemistry: Ocean Distributions, Principles of Mass Balance - Box Models, Primary Production - Nutrient Stoichiometry, Biological Production - Chemical Tracers, Iron Distributions and Controls, Redox Reactions, Respiration and Oxygen
Author(s): Professor James W. Murray
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