An empirical case study of contrasting chemical depletion of hillslope regolith and eroding sediment, and implications for soil-derived catchment weathering rates

Details An empirical case study of contrasting chemical depletion of hillslope regolith and eroding sediment, and implications for soil-derived catchment weathering rates An empirical case study of contrasting chemical depletion of hillslope regolith and eroding sediment, and implications for soil-derived catchment weathering rates

Jun 2009

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Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta Supplement, Volume 73, p.A1430

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