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spelling Turekian, Karl K. Cochran, J. Kirk 0027-8424 1091-6490 Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Multidisciplinary http://dx.doi.org/10.1073/pnas.83.17.6241 <jats:p> The <jats:sup>228</jats:sup> Ra/ <jats:sup>226</jats:sup> Ra ratios in a previously dated vesicomyid clam shell were used to determine that seawater was in contact with mid-oceanic-ridge basalt glass for 22-45 years prior to arrival to the surface at 350°C at the Galapagos Rise Spreading Center. The minimum rate of reaction for the 45-year sojourn time, based on a water/rock ratio of 2.8 derived from <jats:sup>226</jats:sup> Ra concentrations, is 8 g of basalt altered per kg of seawater per year. </jats:p> Flow rates and reaction rates in the Galapagos Rise spreading center hydrothermal system as inferred from <sup>228</sup> Ra/ <sup>226</sup> Ra in vesicomyid clam shells Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences
spellingShingle Turekian, Karl K., Cochran, J. Kirk, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Flow rates and reaction rates in the Galapagos Rise spreading center hydrothermal system as inferred from 228 Ra/ 226 Ra in vesicomyid clam shells, Multidisciplinary
title Flow rates and reaction rates in the Galapagos Rise spreading center hydrothermal system as inferred from 228 Ra/ 226 Ra in vesicomyid clam shells
title_full Flow rates and reaction rates in the Galapagos Rise spreading center hydrothermal system as inferred from 228 Ra/ 226 Ra in vesicomyid clam shells
title_fullStr Flow rates and reaction rates in the Galapagos Rise spreading center hydrothermal system as inferred from 228 Ra/ 226 Ra in vesicomyid clam shells
title_full_unstemmed Flow rates and reaction rates in the Galapagos Rise spreading center hydrothermal system as inferred from 228 Ra/ 226 Ra in vesicomyid clam shells
title_short Flow rates and reaction rates in the Galapagos Rise spreading center hydrothermal system as inferred from 228 Ra/ 226 Ra in vesicomyid clam shells
title_sort flow rates and reaction rates in the galapagos rise spreading center hydrothermal system as inferred from <sup>228</sup> ra/ <sup>226</sup> ra in vesicomyid clam shells
title_unstemmed Flow rates and reaction rates in the Galapagos Rise spreading center hydrothermal system as inferred from 228 Ra/ 226 Ra in vesicomyid clam shells
topic Multidisciplinary
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