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  • Regeneration of Fe(II) during EIFeX and SOFeX

    Authors
    P.L. Croot, K. Bluhm, C. Schlosser, P. Streu, E. Breitbarth, M. van Ardelan
    Journal
    Geophysical Research Letters
    Year
    2008
    Investigations into Fe(II) cycling during two Southern Ocean mesoscale iron enrichment experiments, SOFeX and EIFeX, clearly show the importance of Fe(II) to iron speciation during these experiments. ... REGISTER NOW TO SEE MORE

  • Effects of redox potential and pH changes on phosphorus retention by melter slag filters treating wastewater

    Authors
    Andy Shilton, R.G. Haverkamp, S. Pratt, C. Pratt, I. Elmetri
    Journal
    Environmental Science and Technology
    Year
    2007
    The release of phosphorus (P) and iron (Fe) from a melter slag filter in solutions of varying Eh and pH was examined. The filter had been removing P from waste stabilization pond effluent for several ... REGISTER NOW TO SEE MORE

  • Physical mixing effects on iron biogeochemical cycling: FeCycle experiment

    Authors
    Keith Hunter, Peter D. W. Boyd, C.S. Law, E.R. Abraham, P.L. Croot, S. Sander, M.J. Ellwood, S.E. Pickmere, M.J. Smith
    Journal
    Journal of Geophysical Research C: Oceans
    Year
    2007
    The effects of physical processes on the distribution, speciation, and sources/sinks for Fe in a high-nutrient low-chlorophyll (HNLC) region were assessed during FeCycle, a mesoscale SF6 tracer releas... REGISTER NOW TO SEE MORE

  • Organic iron(III) speciation in surface transects across a frontal zone: The Chatham Rise, New Zealand

    Authors
    Keith Hunter, S. Sander, M.J. Ellwood, F. Tian
    Journal
    Marine and Freshwater Research
    Year
    2006
    Iron (Fe) is a critical nutrient in marine systems and the organic complexation of Fe is a central factor of the marine biogeochemistry of Fe. In the present study, total dissolved Fe and its organic ... REGISTER NOW TO SEE MORE

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