Scavenging residence times of trace metals and surface chemistry of sinking particles in the deep ocean
The adsorption properties of sinking particulate matter in the deep subtropical Atlantic
Ocean are modeled by combining the field observations of trace metal scavenging with
theoretical surface chemistry. The treatment yields equilibrium constants that define metal
interactions with deep-ocean particles. These equilibrium constants can be compared with
those that define metal interactions with typical metal oxides and organic compounds. The
comparison indicates that metal-particulate matter interactions closely resemble the …
Ocean are modeled by combining the field observations of trace metal scavenging with
theoretical surface chemistry. The treatment yields equilibrium constants that define metal
interactions with deep-ocean particles. These equilibrium constants can be compared with
those that define metal interactions with typical metal oxides and organic compounds. The
comparison indicates that metal-particulate matter interactions closely resemble the …
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