10 Be in Arctic Ocean sediments

The 10 Be deposition rate in two Arctic Ocean cores, ~80°N, was measured to be ≤0.6 atoms cm -2 sec -1 , much less than the 10 Be deposition rate reported for other oceanic regions. Possible causes for the low10Be deposition in the Arctic are: (1) latitudinal variation in the10Be delivery rate from...

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Main Authors: Finkel, R., Krishnaswami, S., Clark, D. L.
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Published: Elsevier Science 1977
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spelling ftindianacasci:oai:repository.ias.ac.in:16894 2023-05-15T14:22:58+02:00 10 Be in Arctic Ocean sediments Finkel, R. Krishnaswami, S. Clark, D. L. 1977-06 http://repository.ias.ac.in/16894/ http://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/0012821X77901224 unknown Elsevier Science Finkel, R. Krishnaswami, S. Clark, D. L. (1977) 10Be in Arctic Ocean sediments Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 35 (2). pp. 199-204. ISSN 0012-821X Article PeerReviewed 1977 ftindianacasci 2013-01-20T10:11:55Z The 10 Be deposition rate in two Arctic Ocean cores, ~80°N, was measured to be ≤0.6 atoms cm -2 sec -1 , much less than the 10 Be deposition rate reported for other oceanic regions. Possible causes for the low10Be deposition in the Arctic are: (1) latitudinal variation in the10Be delivery rate from the stratosphere; (2) the presence of an ice cover on the Arctic, which may inhibit the transfer of atmospherically supplied10Be from sea surface to sediments; and (3) locally low scavenging efficiency of sedimentary particles for 10 Be in the Arctic. Article in Journal/Newspaper Arctic Arctic Arctic Ocean Indian Academy of Sciences: Publication of Fellows Arctic Arctic Ocean
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description The 10 Be deposition rate in two Arctic Ocean cores, ~80°N, was measured to be ≤0.6 atoms cm -2 sec -1 , much less than the 10 Be deposition rate reported for other oceanic regions. Possible causes for the low10Be deposition in the Arctic are: (1) latitudinal variation in the10Be delivery rate from the stratosphere; (2) the presence of an ice cover on the Arctic, which may inhibit the transfer of atmospherically supplied10Be from sea surface to sediments; and (3) locally low scavenging efficiency of sedimentary particles for 10 Be in the Arctic.
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Krishnaswami, S.
Clark, D. L.
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10 Be in Arctic Ocean sediments
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publisher Elsevier Science
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Clark, D. L. (1977) 10Be in Arctic Ocean sediments Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 35 (2). pp. 199-204. ISSN 0012-821X
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