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Kalyagin, A N; Tishchenko, P Ya; Gukov, Aleksander Yu; Volkova, T L; Kurilenko, L N; Chichkin, R V (2001): Chemical composition of Fe-Mn manifestations from the Laptev Sea [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.783313, Supplement to: Kalyagin, AN et al. (2001): Nature of ferromanganese formations of the Laptev Sea. Tikhookeanskaya Geologiya (Pacific Geology), 20(2), 87-96

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Abstract:
In sediments of the Laptev Sea unknown earlier ferromanganese manifestations have been found. On the basis of structural-textural external signs they have been divided to five groups: 1) tube- and spindle-shaped pseudomorphs after and within invertebrates; 2) nuclear and non-nuclear nodules; 3) flagellum- and tube-like skeletons of polychaetes; 4) flat and flattened crustate nodules and crusts; 5) micronodules. All types of ferromanganese manifestations have been sorted in three main genetic series: eigenferrous formations of autochthonous (polychaetes, goethite micronodules) and allochthonous (nuclear nodules) nature; ferromanganese nodules formed under mild hydro-geodynamic conditions at the sediment-seawater geochemical barrier; and ferromanganese manifestations formed under conditions of the variable physico-chemical environment. Ferromanganese manifestations of allochthonous type have signs of littoral zones. They contain both ferrous and ferric iron and have low oxidation degree of manganese in comparison with the autochthonous type manifestations. Manganese minerals with moderate oxidation degree are represented by vernadite and buserite. Such features of iron and manganese indicate different conditions of their formation and occurrence. The main distinctive feature of ferromanganese mineralisation in the Laptev Sea is the redox barrier: the oxidized water layer enriched in oxygen and reduced sediments. This barrier provides favorable conditions for bacterial formation of ferromanganese ores. Understanding of the genesis of ferromanganese manifestations should be found in a study of organic matter reworking by bacteria.
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Coverage:
Median Latitude: 72.028778 * Median Longitude: 133.953889 * South-bound Latitude: 71.029000 * West-bound Longitude: 129.156000 * North-bound Latitude: 73.229000 * East-bound Longitude: 141.965000
Event(s):
Dunay-97-01  * Latitude: 71.662000 * Longitude: 129.156000 * Location: Laptev Sea * Method/Device: Grab (GRAB)
Dunay-97-02  * Latitude: 71.651000 * Longitude: 129.411000 * Location: Laptev Sea * Method/Device: Grab (GRAB)
Dunay-97-03  * Latitude: 71.656000 * Longitude: 129.686000 * Location: Laptev Sea * Method/Device: Grab (GRAB)
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
Event labelEvent
Latitude of eventLatitude
Longitude of eventLongitude
Sample code/labelSample labelKalyagin, A N
Sample typeSamp typeKalyagin, A N
Aluminium oxideAl2O3%Kalyagin, A NFlame emission spectrometer Nippon Jarrell ASH AA-780
Silicon dioxideSiO2%Kalyagin, A NFlame emission spectrometer Nippon Jarrell ASH AA-780
Iron oxide, Fe2O3Fe2O3%Kalyagin, A NFlame emission spectrometer Nippon Jarrell ASH AA-780
Manganese dioxideMnO2%Kalyagin, A NFlame emission spectrometer Nippon Jarrell ASH AA-780
10 Calcium oxideCaO%Kalyagin, A NFlame emission spectrometer Nippon Jarrell ASH AA-780
11 Magnesium oxideMgO%Kalyagin, A NFlame emission spectrometer Nippon Jarrell ASH AA-780
12 Sodium oxideNa2O%Kalyagin, A NFlame emission spectrometer Nippon Jarrell ASH AA-780
13 Potassium oxideK2O%Kalyagin, A NFlame emission spectrometer Nippon Jarrell ASH AA-780
14 ZincZnmg/kgKalyagin, A NAtomic absorption spectrometry (AAS)
15 CopperCumg/kgKalyagin, A NAtomic absorption spectrometry (AAS)
16 NickelNimg/kgKalyagin, A NAtomic absorption spectrometry (AAS)
17 CobaltComg/kgKalyagin, A NAtomic absorption spectrometry (AAS)
18 ChromiumCrmg/kgKalyagin, A NAtomic absorption spectrometry (AAS)
19 SilverAgmg/kgKalyagin, A NAtomic absorption spectrometry (AAS)
Size:
432 data points

Data

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Event

Latitude

Longitude

Sample label

Samp type

Al2O3 [%]

SiO2 [%]

Fe2O3 [%]

MnO2 [%]
10 
CaO [%]
11 
MgO [%]
12 
Na2O [%]
13 
K2O [%]
14 
Zn [mg/kg]
15 
Cu [mg/kg]
16 
Ni [mg/kg]
17 
Co [mg/kg]
18 
Cr [mg/kg]
19 
Ag [mg/kg]
Dunay-97-01 71.662129.1561bulk10.0850.0117.160.110.02000.5301.7603.86280.030.00100.0<90.070.00<13.00
Dunay-97-02 71.651129.4112bulk12.1849.3019.160.240.10000.5501.1901.94<70.0<30.00<100.0<90.0<70.00<13.00
Dunay-97-03 71.656129.6861-1stripping9.9928.4529.354.420.03200.4511.5501.71211.060.42332.090.6211.0022.73
Dunay-97-04 71.720130.0111-2stripping6.0123.3523.2820.490.31800.0751.5901.75136.0182.00727.0545.0273.0090.91
Dunay-97-05 71.785130.6522-1stripping8.3028.7529.785.110.03600.4711.2501.40232.0129.00310.0155.0155.0051.68
Dunay-97-06 71.958132.5532-2bulk4.9222.3330.627.560.47100.7211.5801.10310.069.60456.0304.0152.0065.20
Dunay-97-07 72.031133.8792-3scraped thin film5.1923.4234.158.890.38400.7041.6801.20450.0150.00400.0350.0150.0024.69
Dunay-97-08 72.022132.9084-1stripping4.7323.0923.3015.230.29600.6381.8201.20212.096.34424.0289.070.71<13.00
Dunay-97-09 71.878136.4644-2stripping7.4929.5231.895.440.07200.5721.3001.62138.0103.00345.0138.0138.00<13.00
Dunay-97-10 73.198141.9654-3stripping4.7822.6326.1718.180.56301.0291.4201.08345.0276.00850.0550.0506.0068.96
Dunay-97-11 73.229139.9364-4stripping6.7128.1625.192.910.27600.6981.4801.35158.078.95368.0158.0158.0039.47
Dunay-97-12 73.036140.1934-5stripping8.5930.8028.035.990.05300.6281.5601.1875.856.82300.0226.0189.0037.88
Dunay-97-13 72.690140.7784-6scraped thin film5.7021.5325.2012.730.21100.4831.8901.20282.070.42480.0241.0160.0030.20
Dunay-97-14 72.882140.6065-1stripping4.6020.8335.8913.630.61900.8091.7901.49<70.0221.00440.0442.0177.0044.25
Dunay-97-15 72.773139.4345-2stripping5.2019.6323.8220.310.30400.5701.9801.32688.0149.00688.0413.0115.0034.40
Dunay-97-16 72.580138.4515-3stripping6.5721.8523.1122.020.90901.3822.8802.12320.0139.00928.0557.0232.00<13.00
Dunay-97-17 72.475137.0435-4spot, scraped thin film11.9135.1313.675.540.01390.3481.9902.07150.040.00200.2120.0100.00<13.00
Dunay-97-18 71.965132.3595-5spot, scraped thin film10.6131.2617.595.440.03900.5592.2702.71<70.056.20307.9225.0<70.00<13.00
Dunay-97-19 71.982132.6795-6scraped thin film9.0928.1024.294.140.21400.4892.1801.76219.087.50219.0131.0153.00<13.00
Dunay-97-20 71.830130.7246-1bulk4.0517.2147.312.550.46900.6000.9401.23590.0254.00268.0268.0107.0013.40
Dunay-97-21 71.901131.7836-2bulk4.5917.8246.872.310.25800.3860.8921.03290.038.91194.0194.0156.00<13.00
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Dunay-97-27 71.343130.1113-1bulk10.6246.1120.990.740.08200.3882.2101.6370.046.80164.0140.0140.0023.12