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ACID-BASE BEHAVIOUR AND CU2+ AND ZN2+ COMPLEXATION PROPERTIES OF THE SEPIOLITE/WATER INTERFACE

Vico L.I. (2003)

Sepiolite is a clay mineral with a wide range of applications derived from its sorptive properties. In this work, aspects of the adsorption of Cu(II) and Zn(II) from aqueous solutions to particles of this material have ...
FAST-GROWING, SHALLOW-WATER FERRO-MANGANESE NODULES FROM THE WESTERN BALTIC SEA: ORIGIN AND MODES OF TRACE ELEMENT INCORPORATION

Hlawatsch S.; Neumann T.; van den Berg C.M.G.; Kersten M.; Harff J.; Suess E. (2002)

Ferro-manganese nodules of the western Baltic Sea reveal enhanced heavy metal concentrations since the end of the 19th century and are therefore potentially useful for retrospective monitoring of the heavy metal pollution ...
ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION OF ZINC, COPPER, AND IRON IN LUNAR SAMPLES

Moynier F.; Albar?de F.; Herzog G.F. (2006)

We determined by ICP-MS the concentrations and isotopic ratios of Fe, Cu, and Zn in the Ti-rich lunar basalt 74275, in the lunar orange glass 74220, and in up to 10 lunar soils, namely, 14163, 15231, 64501, 66041, 68841, ...
THE ROLE OF DENSE BRINES IN THE FORMATION OF VENT-DISTAL SEDIMENTARY-EXHALATIVE (SEDEX) LEAD-ZINC DEPOSITS: FIELD AND LABORATORY EVIDENCE

Sangster D.F. (2002)

A majority of the world's sediment-hosted exhalative (SEDEX) lead-zinc deposits are vent-distal. They are not underlain by a discordant alteration zone or stockwork vent complex that would indicate the path by which ore ...

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