Uranium and radioactive isotopes in bottom sediments and Fe-Mn nodules and crusts of seas and oceans

• Main Author: Baturin, Gleb N
• Format: Dataset
• Language: English
• Published: PANGAEA 1975
• Subjects: Aral Sea; Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; Atlantic Ocean; Baltic Sea; Gulf of Riga; Barents Sea; Bat-75-101; Bat-75-103; Bat-75-11A; Bat-75-128-1; Bat-75-128-2; Bat-75-1298; Bat-75-130; Bat-75-1302; Bat-75-1304; Bat-75-1309; Bat-75-1312; Bat-75-137; Bat-75-140; Bat-75-143; Bat-75-15; Bat-75-152; Bat-75-153; Bat-75-157; Bat-75-160; Bat-75-161; Bat-75-163; Bat-75-168; Bat-75-18; Bat-75-185; Bat-75-19; Bat-75-205; Bat-75-209; Bat-75-23; Bat-75-255; Bat-75-287; Bat-75-299; Bat-75-39; Bat-75-3A; Bat-75-46A; Bat-75-59; Bat-75-87; Bat-75-95; Bat-75-98; Black Sea; Central Basin; Pacific Ocean; Central Pacific; Pacific
• Online Access: https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.775210; https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.775210

The main stages of the sedimentary cycle of uranium in modern marine basins are under consideration in the book. Annually about 18 thousand tons of dissolved and suspended uranium enters the ocean with river runoff. Depending on a type of a marine basin uranium accumulated either in sediments of dee...