Computer Science
Scientific paper
Jun 1986
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1986gecoa..50.1281s&link_type=abstract
Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, vol. 50, Issue 6, pp.1281-1288
Computer Science
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Scientific paper
The porewater of a sediment core taken at 6 m depth in Gullmarsfjorden, Sweden, was enriched in Fe, Mn, Co, and phosphate compared to the overlying bottom water. Yet, in situ measurements with a benthic flux-chamber, in which dissolved oxygen and pH were maintained near ambient values (regulated flux-chamber), showed that the sediment did not release any of these ions but instead removed Co, Mn, and Fe from the overlying water. In a parallel experiment, where dissolved oxygen and pH were not maintained but allowed to decrease as a result of benthic respiration, Co, Mn, Fe, and PO 4 were released from the sediment. An accidental interruption of the stirring in the regulated chamber caused a pulse of dissolved Co, Mn, Fe, and PO 4 to be released from the sediment. When the stirring was resumed, all four ions were again removed. The kinetics of the removal process was apparent first order with half-removal times of 3-5 days, similar to the removal kinetics of the radioactive tracers 59 Fe and 54 Mn from the water in a smaller chamber, run in parallel. The critical variable which controls the reactions at the sediment-water interface is the flux of oxygen from the water column into the sediment. When benthic chambers are used to measure fluxes of redox-sensitive ions, the oxygen flux must be maintained as close as possible to the actual in situ flux. If not, the measured fluxes may vary greatly in magnitude and even change direction.
Anderson Leif G.
Hall Per O. J.
Iverfeldt Åke
Rutgers van der Loeff Michiel M.
Sundby Bjørn
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