Source versus weathering processes as controls on the Mackenzie river uranium isotope signature ...
Uranium (U) isotope signatures (δ238U) recorded in sedimentary archives provide insight into the paleo redox state of the ocean. But the robust interpretation of these sedimentary U isotope records requires characterisation of the U isotope signature of rivers, the main source of U to the ocean. The...
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ftdatacite:10.3929/ethz-b-000606143 2024-09-15T18:18:08+00:00 Source versus weathering processes as controls on the Mackenzie river uranium isotope signature ... Charbonnier, Quentin Clarkson, Matthew O. Hilton, Robert G. Vance, Derek 2023 application/pdf https://dx.doi.org/10.3929/ethz-b-000606143 http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11850/606143 en eng ETH Zurich Weathering Mackenzie Basin Uranium stable isotopes Text Journal Article ScholarlyArticle article-journal 2023 ftdatacite https://doi.org/10.3929/ethz-b-000606143 2024-09-02T07:54:09Z Uranium (U) isotope signatures (δ238U) recorded in sedimentary archives provide insight into the paleo redox state of the ocean. But the robust interpretation of these sedimentary U isotope records requires characterisation of the U isotope signature of rivers, the main source of U to the ocean. The main controlling factors on riverine δ238U remain poorly constrained. Here, we investigate the elemental and isotope signatures of uranium in the dissolved and solid loads of a well-characterised river, the Mackenzie Basin (Canada). In the Mackenzie Basin, the solid load δ238U shows a positive relationship with U and vanadium (V) contents, consistent with the suggestion that particulate δ238U are explained by variable contributions via erosion of silicate and black shale. The δ238U of the dissolved and solid loads are correlated which, at first sight, suggests no U isotope fractionation during chemical weathering, and a purely lithological control on both the river dissolved and solid δ238U. Moreover, ... : Chemical Geology, 625 ... Text Mackenzie Basin Mackenzie river DataCite |
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Uranium (U) isotope signatures (δ238U) recorded in sedimentary archives provide insight into the paleo redox state of the ocean. But the robust interpretation of these sedimentary U isotope records requires characterisation of the U isotope signature of rivers, the main source of U to the ocean. The main controlling factors on riverine δ238U remain poorly constrained. Here, we investigate the elemental and isotope signatures of uranium in the dissolved and solid loads of a well-characterised river, the Mackenzie Basin (Canada). In the Mackenzie Basin, the solid load δ238U shows a positive relationship with U and vanadium (V) contents, consistent with the suggestion that particulate δ238U are explained by variable contributions via erosion of silicate and black shale. The δ238U of the dissolved and solid loads are correlated which, at first sight, suggests no U isotope fractionation during chemical weathering, and a purely lithological control on both the river dissolved and solid δ238U. Moreover, ... : Chemical Geology, 625 ... |
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Charbonnier, Quentin Clarkson, Matthew O. Hilton, Robert G. Vance, Derek |
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Source versus weathering processes as controls on the Mackenzie river uranium isotope signature ... |
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