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Cao, Zhimian [Verfasser:in]; Rao, Xinting [Verfasser:in]; Yu, Yang [Verfasser:in]; Siebert, Christopher [Verfasser:in]; Hathorne, Ed C. [Verfasser:in]; Liu, Bo [Verfasser:in]; Wang, Guizhi [Verfasser:in]; Lian, Ergang [Verfasser:in]; Wang, Zhibing [Verfasser:in]; Zhang, Ruifeng [Verfasser:in]; Gao, Lei [Verfasser:in]; Wei, Gangjian [Verfasser:in]; Yang, Shouye [Verfasser:in]; Dai, Minhan [Verfasser:in]; Frank, Martin [Verfasser:in]

Stable Barium Isotope Dynamics During Estuarine Mixing

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  • Medientyp: E-Artikel
  • Titel: Stable Barium Isotope Dynamics During Estuarine Mixing
  • Beteiligte: Cao, Zhimian [Verfasser:in]; Rao, Xinting [Verfasser:in]; Yu, Yang [Verfasser:in]; Siebert, Christopher [Verfasser:in]; Hathorne, Ed C. [Verfasser:in]; Liu, Bo [Verfasser:in]; Wang, Guizhi [Verfasser:in]; Lian, Ergang [Verfasser:in]; Wang, Zhibing [Verfasser:in]; Zhang, Ruifeng [Verfasser:in]; Gao, Lei [Verfasser:in]; Wei, Gangjian [Verfasser:in]; Yang, Shouye [Verfasser:in]; Dai, Minhan [Verfasser:in]; Frank, Martin [Verfasser:in]
  • Erschienen: AGU (American Geophysical Union); Wiley, 2021-10-29
  • Sprache: Englisch
  • DOI: https://doi.org/10.1029/2021GL095680
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  • Beschreibung: Stable barium isotopes are a potential proxy for riverine inputs into the ocean that reflect monsoon variability and climate change. However, dissolved Ba isotope (δ138BaDBa) geochemistry in river estuaries, a dynamic land to ocean transition zone, has rarely been systematically examined to date. Here, we show that significant Ba isotope fractionation occurs at near-zero salinities in the Yangtze and Pearl River Estuary, whereas conservative mixing dominates δ138BaDBa distributions beyond low salinities, which are well predicted by an ion exchange model. Elevated δ138BaDBa in the river endmember results from preferential removal of light Ba isotopes by adsorption to fluvial particles. Subsequently, δ138BaDBa rapidly drops to minimum signatures at increased salinities indicating particle desorption of isotopically light Ba. Nevertheless, the apparently conservative δ138BaDBa-salinity relationship beyond the low-salinity minimum in both estuaries provides a modern calibration for using Ba isotopes as a proxy for paleosalinity and river water inputs into the ocean.
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