2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2017.11.112
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Elemental and isotopic behaviour of Zn in Deccan basalt weathering profiles: Chemical weathering from bedrock to laterite and links to Zn deficiency in tropical soils

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“…The SQ laterite dataset is shown as a full profile and as an integrated signature (larger symbol). Recently published full profile Zn isotope data is also included for the Bidar laterite, developed on Deccan basalt, for comparison (Zn only: Suhr et al, 2018). Literature data:…”
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“…The SQ laterite dataset is shown as a full profile and as an integrated signature (larger symbol). Recently published full profile Zn isotope data is also included for the Bidar laterite, developed on Deccan basalt, for comparison (Zn only: Suhr et al, 2018). Literature data:…”
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“…For example, Viers et al (2007) observed isotopically light Zn in laterite samples from Cameroon, which they attributed to 'ferrugination', a term which implies preferential incorporation or sorption of light isotopes in or on precipitating Fe oxide phases. Suhr et al (2018) suggested a similar process to explain isotopically light Zn in the residue of a basaltic laterite from Bidar, India. We observe negative correlations of δ 66 Zn and δ 65 Cu with Fe 2 O 3 ( Fig.…”
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