CLAY MINERAL FORMATION IN SEA WATER BY SUBMARINE WEATHERING OF K-FELDSPAR
CLAY MINERAL FORMATION IN SEA WATER BY SUBMARINE WEATHERING OF K-FELDSPAR
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海水中钾长石海底风化形成的粘土矿物
DOI:
10.1346/ccmn.1966.0140120
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发表时间:
1966
影响因子:
2.2
通讯作者:
B. Martin
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文献类型:
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作者:
R. Rex;B. Martin
A suite of granodiorite samples was collected by dredging from depths of about 1000 m from the walls of Carmel and Monterey submarine canyons, Monterey Bay, California. One surface of each of the various granodiorite slabs was weathered and encrusted with marine organisms. The weathering is maximum at the surface and penetrates to a depth of about 20 cm and selectively alters the feldspars to clay. Potassium feldspars are most severely altered. Mineral selective attack, shallow depth of weathering, restriction of biological growth to weathered surfaces, and regional geological setting are interpreted to mean that the samples were broken from bedrock and that this granodiorite probably weathered in the marine environment.