Citation:

dsdp.proc.69.121.1983

Name: (Table 2) Composition of sediment pore water at DSDP Hole 68-501 and Site 69-504
Published: 1983
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Project(s):

Deep Sea Drilling Project (DSDP)

Coverage:

Median Latitude: 1.226960 * Median Longitude: -83.732140 * South-bound Latitude: 1.226300 * West-bound Longitude: -83.734300 * North-bound Latitude: 1.227300 * East-bound Longitude: -83.730200

Date/Time Start: 1979-07-08T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1979-10-14T00:00:00

Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 1.5 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 261.8 m

Event(s):

68-501 * Latitude: 1.227200 * Longitude: -83.734300 * Date/Time: 1979-07-08T00:00:00 * Elevation: -3457.0 m * Penetration: 337.1 m * Recovery: 70.5 m * Location: North Pacific/FLANK * Campaign: * Basis: Glomar Challenger * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 19 cores; 137.7 m cored; 0.5 m drilled; 51.2 % recovery

69-504 * Latitude: 1.226300 * Longitude: -83.732200 * Date/Time: 1979-09-20T00:00:00 * Elevation: -3460.0 m * Penetration: 237 m * Recovery: 10 m * Campaign: * Basis: Glomar Challenger * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL)

69-504A * Latitude: 1.226800 * Longitude: -83.732500 * Date/Time: 1979-09-24T00:00:00 * Elevation: -3458.0 m * Penetration: 277 m * Recovery: 207 m * Campaign: * Basis: Glomar Challenger * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL)

Parameter(s):

#	Name	Short Name	Unit	Principal Investigator	Method/Device	Comment
1	Event label	Event
2	Latitude of event	Latitude
3	Longitude of event	Longitude
4	Elevation of event	Elevation	m
5	Sample code/label	Sample label		Mottl, Michael J	DSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
6	Identification	ID		Mottl, Michael J		IS denotes in situ sample taken with the Barnes tool
7	Comment	Comment		Mottl, Michael J
8	DEPTH, sediment/rock	Depth sed	m			Geocode – mbsf
9	pH	pH		Mottl, Michael J	Titration	At 25 deg C
10	Salinity	Sal		Mottl, Michael J	Titration
11	Chlorinity	cl	mmol/l	Mottl, Michael J	Titration	As mM chloride, equals chlorinity (per mil) x 1.0243/35.453 x 1000
12	Alkalinity, total	AT	mmol(eq)/l	Mottl, Michael J	Titration
13	Sulfate	[SO4]2-	mmol/l	Mottl, Michael J	Titration
14	Sodium	Na	mmol/l	Mottl, Michael J	Calculated, see reference(s)
15	Potassium	K	mmol/l	Mottl, Michael J	Atomic absorption spectrometry (AAS)
16	Calcium	Ca	mmol/l	Mottl, Michael J	Titration
17	Magnesium	Mg	mmol/l	Mottl, Michael J	Titration
18	Strontium	Sr	µmol/l	Mottl, Michael J	Atomic absorption spectrometry (AAS)
19	Lithium	Li	µmol/l	Mottl, Michael J	Atomic absorption spectrometry (AAS)
20	Iron	Fe	µmol/l	Mottl, Michael J	Titration
21	Manganese	Mn	µmol/l	Mottl, Michael J	Atomic absorption spectrometry (AAS)
22	Ammonia	NH3	µmol/l	Mottl, Michael J	Titration
23	Silicon	Si	µmol/l	Mottl, Michael J	Titration
24	δ18O, water	δ18O H2O	‰ SMOW	Mottl, Michael J	Mass spectrometry
25	δ Deuterium, water	δD H2O	‰ SMOW	Mottl, Michael J	Mass spectrometry

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Data

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1 Event	2 Latitude	3 Longitude	4 Elevation [m]	5 Sample label	6 ID	7 Comment	8 Depth sed [m]	9 pH	10 Sal	11 cl [mmol/l]	12 AT [mmol(eq)/l]	13 [SO4]2- [mmol/l]	14 Na [mmol/l]	15 K [mmol/l]	16 Ca [mmol/l]	17 Mg [mmol/l]	18 Sr [µmol/l]	19 Li [µmol/l]	20 Fe [µmol/l]	21 Mn [µmol/l]	22 NH3 [µmol/l]	23 Si [µmol/l]	24 δ18O H2O [‰ SMOW]	25 δD H2O [‰ SMOW]
68-501	1.2272	-83.7343	-3457	68-501-1-1,145-150	1		1.5	7.50	34.6	557.0	4.05				11.06	48.13	153.0			97.90	238	897
68-501	1.2272	-83.7343	-3457	68-501-1-2,145-150	2		3.0	7.43	34.6	557.9	5.03	26.29	483.8	12.13	12.19	47.42	160.0	28.3				808
68-501	1.2272	-83.7343	-3457	68-501-1-6,140-150	3		9.0	7.72	35.2	556.2	3.14	28.12	478.4	12.61	10.30	51.70	89.6	30.3		182.00	<50	687	-0.4	-0.4
68-501	1.2272	-83.7343	-3457	68-501-3-4,140-150	4		61.0	7.08	34.4	559.9	2.60	18.16	481.1	10.87	31.98	20.38	562.0	35.8		49.80	846	1145	-1.5	-1.8
68-501	1.2272	-83.7343	-3457	68-501-4-2,140-150	5		115.0	6.81	34.6	568.9	2.10	19.09	487.4	9.26	43.16	12.03	627.0	39.9		41.50	696	1573	-3.0	-3.6
68-501	1.2272	-83.7343	-3457	68-501-5-2,140-150	7		172.0	6.99	34.4	555.3	1.41	19.76	471.4	7.85	48.05	9.50	581.0	28.9		12.70	627	1497	-3.9	-5.0
68-501	1.2272	-83.7343	-3457	68-501-6-3,140-150	8		230.5	7.04	34.1	552.4	1.20	19.40	469.8	7.53	46.96	9.74	528.0	20.6		6.40	618	1509	-4.5	-5.4
68-501	1.2272	-83.7343	-3457	68-501-7-1,140-150	9		237.0	7.43	34.9	559.9	0.69	21.79	476.1	6.14	46.98	13.28	438.0	25.1		5.00	525	556	-2.6	-6.0
69-504	1.2263	-83.7322	-3460	69-504-1-1,146-150	1		11.5	7.52	38.5	555.2	5.50	26.86	480.0	12.88	10.11	50.28	112.0	28.6	1.22	85.40	306	446
69-504	1.2263	-83.7322	-3460	69-504-3-1,146-150	2		20.3	7.38	34.9	558.0	5.70	24.87	479.3	12.53	10.21	50.12	144.0	28.1	1.59	71.70	519	461	-0.1
69-504	1.2263	-83.7322	-3460	69-504-5-1,144-150	3		29.1	7.41	35.1	561.7	4.95	23.77	482.0	12.52	10.93	48.30	185.0	24.9	0.28	59.60	660	498
69-504	1.2263	-83.7322	-3460	69-504-7-1,144-150	4		37.9	7.17	36.6	561.7	4.69	22.75	482.9	12.02	11.94	45.90	111.0	19.5	0.78	47.00	727	557
69-504	1.2263	-83.7322	-3460	69-504-9-1,144-150	5		46.7	7.24	36.3	563.5	4.41	21.64	484.6	11.79	12.97	43.72	261.0	32.5	0.83	34.80	796	571
69-504	1.2263	-83.7322	-3460	69-504-11-1,140-150	6		55.5	7.09	35.2	564.4	4.85	20.76	484.5	11.61	14.62	41.93	299.0	32.0	0.43	30.60	863	577	-1.0
69-504	1.2263	-83.7322	-3460	69-504-15-2,144-150	7		73.1	7.20	36.3	568.1	4.77	19.60	488.5	11.25	18.49	36.77	375.0	37.6	<0.20	35.30	955	1169
69-504	1.2263	-83.7322	-3460	69-504-21-1,140-150	8		99.5	7.00	34.9	567.2	3.70	18.75	487.0	10.78	23.10	31.27	439.0	42.2	1.51	33.20	860	1298	-1.9
69-504	1.2263	-83.7322	-3460	69-504-27-1,140-150	9		125.9	7.12	34.4	562.6	1.98	18.09	479.0	9.90	28.68	26.25	533.0	42.0	2.09	25.80	800	1302	-2.1
69-504	1.2263	-83.7322	-3460	69-504-33-1,140-150	10		152.3	7.09	34.1	560.8	1.53	19.34	479.1	9.13	32.83	22.61	564.0	39.4	1.63	13.80	660	1317	-2.7
69-504	1.2263	-83.7322	-3460	69-504-40-1,140-150	11		183.1	7.13	34.4	555.3	1.72	19.00	473.3	8.83	35.58	19.92	571.0	32.6	4.27	9.03	690	1639	-3.5
69-504	1.2263	-83.7322	-3460	69-504-40-1,130-140	12		183.0	6.83	34.4	562.6	0.82	19.35	480.1	8.96	35.62	20.00	565.0	32.5	1.72	9.04	681	1630	-3.2
69-504	1.2263	-83.7322	-3460	69-504-43-1,140-150	13		195.5	6.95	34.4	556.2	0.55	19.04	473.9	8.88	35.63	19.57	573.0	30.9	2.70	6.75	529	1530
69-504	1.2263	-83.7322	-3460	69-504-45-1,140-150	14		203.5	6.90	34.3	552.6	0.99	19.34	471.2	8.75	35.49	19.77	580.0	28.7	2.05	6.49	583	1448	-3.3
69-504	1.2263	-83.7322	-3460	69-504-47-1,140-150	15		211.5	7.01	34.2	552.6	0.16	19.02	470.0	8.28	34.12	21.21	558.0	27.9	1.09	6.49	630	1391	-4.3
69-504	1.2263	-83.7322	-3460	69-504-49-1,140-150	16		219.5	6.95	34.2	554.4	0.63	19.34	472.4	8.90	36.40	18.91	577.0	26.7	1.39	5.69	600	1724	-3.8
69-504	1.2263	-83.7322	-3460	69-504-52-1,107-117	17		231.1	6.92	34.0	553.5	0.50	17.80	469.5	8.16	36.59	18.43	594.0	25.4	0.81	4.82	652	1553	-3.7
69-504A	1.2268	-83.7325	-3458	69-504A-1-1,28-33	18		226.8	6.96	34.1	552.5	0.83	20.60	469.3	8.08	39.02	18.83	444.0	20.6		6.01	551	1454	-3.2
69-504A	1.2268	-83.7325	-3458	69-504A-3-1,46-57	19		246.0	6.98	34.2	557.1	0.68	21.32	470.8	6.07	42.42	18.65	448.0	26.3		5.43	480	827	-2.5
69-504B	1.2272	-83.7302	-3460	69-504B-1-1,129-135	36	Sample obtained by squeezing at 6°C 8 days after core was taken. Some evaporation occurred during that time. All values in table except pH and d18O have been corrected from measured chlorinity=602.5mM (20.85 per mil) to estimated for original sample (#)	261.8	6.93	34.7	#558.8	0.63	21.97	472.5		33.38	28.36		24.0				772	-1.4
69-504A	1.2268	-83.7325	-3458		IS-2	Sample consisted of a diluted overflow aliquot only; all values for it in the table except pH and d18O have been corrected from the measured chlorinity of 602.5 mM (20.85%) to that estimated for the original sample	152.0	7.48	32.7	#560.8	1.17	22.39	478.6	8.48	35.90	23.14	479.0	36.6				1060
69-504C	1.2273	-83.7315	-3460		IS-1	Data for pH, salinity, chlorinity, alkalinity, Ca, Mg, Mn, NH3, and d18O are from the prime aliquot. Other data are from the overflow aliquot normalized to the chlorinity of the prime aliquot.	53.5	7.58	35.1	563.8	8.49	25.22	483.2	10.62	10.91	52.92	130.0	33.3	<3.70	59.40	671	606	0.3
69-504C	1.2273	-83.7315	-3460		IS-2	Data for pH, salinity, chlorinity, alkalinity, Ca, Mg, Mn, NH3, and d18O are from the prime aliquot. Other data are from the overflow aliquot normalized to the chlorinity of the prime aliquot.	101.0	7.20	35.2	566.1	8.00	22.80	485.1	10.37	14.55	46.84	247.0	34.0	<3.70	45.20	845	1260
69-504C	1.2273	-83.7315	-3460		IS-3	Data for pH and d18O are from the prime aliquot, which was contaminated with seawater during recovery. Other values were calculated from data for the overflow aliquot by modeling it as a mixture of pore water, surface seawater, and distilled water (#)	162.5	7.77	34.7	#559.6	7.13	23.02	484.3	7.68	23.94	35.27	442.0	39.4	5.10	39.00	609	#1400	-0.5
69-504C	1.2273	-83.7315	-3460		IS-4	Data for pH and d18O are from the prime aliquot, which was contaminated with seawater during recovery. Other values were calculated from data for the overflow aliquot by modeling it as a mixture of pore water, surface seawater, and distilled water (#)	220.0	7.32	33.1	#553.0	4.39	23.30	483.5	8.82	28.60	25.93	535.0	33.5	8.00	86.50	787	#1600	-0.5