1998
DOI: 10.1016/s0375-6742(97)00037-x
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Application of the mobile metal ion technique to routine geochemical exploration

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“…A weak partial extraction such as MMI, when performed on soils taken from the correct horizon, has the ability to discriminate against metal derived from spurious sources (Mann et al 1998), whilst total digestion and strong partial digestions such as aqua regia do not. This is a fact now supported by Pb isotope analysis .…”
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“…A weak partial extraction such as MMI, when performed on soils taken from the correct horizon, has the ability to discriminate against metal derived from spurious sources (Mann et al 1998), whilst total digestion and strong partial digestions such as aqua regia do not. This is a fact now supported by Pb isotope analysis .…”
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“…The biological cycle may also play a part in promoting adsorption on preferred sites such as root surfaces (Gilkes 1998). Organic matter adsorbs some metals strongly (Mann et al 1998), and the soil profiles optimal for sampling all contain abundant organic matter, even in the semi-arid regions of Australia. Live peat or poorly consolidated organic matter appears, however, to provide a less reproducible sampling medium than soil horizons comprising consolidated organic matter.…”
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“…As this paper goes to press doctoral research by Graham Sylvester at the University of Western Australia on the unused (but retained) fractions of the samples collected for XRF using a new analytical method, mobile metal ion (MMI) technique (e.g. Mann et al 1998), is indicating more extensive gold and, to a lesser extent, silver working associated with House 1 in the second and third centuries.…”
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