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A THEORETICAL APPROACH TO P_(co_2) EVOLUTION IN THE ATMOSPHERE BASED ON ASSOCIATIONS OF SEDIMENTARY MINERALS

A THEORETICAL APPROACH TO P_(co_2) EVOLUTION IN THE ATMOSPHERE BASED ON ASSOCIATIONS OF SEDIMENTARY MINERALS

作     者:陈福 朱笑青 CHEN FU;ZHU XIAO-QING Institute of Geochemistry, Academia Sinica. Guiyang 550002, PRC

作者机构:Institute of Geochemistry Academia Sinica. Guiyang 550002 PRC 

出 版 物:《Science China Chemistry》 (中国科学(化学英文版))

年 卷 期:1989年第32卷第12期

页      面:1509-1519页

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学科分类:07[理学] 0703[理学-化学] 

主  题:changes of sedimentary minerals pH conditions of carbonate precipitation evolution of P_(co_2) in the atmosphere 

摘      要:Based on the theory of pH evolution of sea water and the balance between the sea water and the atmosphere the authors discussed the problems about (i) the method of calculating P_(CO_2) in the ancient atmosphere with the associations of sedimentary miner- als; (ii) the evolution of P_(CO_2) values in the geologic history; (iii) the relations of the pH evolution of sea water with carbonate precipitations; and (iv) calculation of the pH limit for some associations of sedimentary minerals and its corresponding P_(CO_2) values in the atmosphere. The authors pointed out that though carbonates had deposited little in the Archaean, the content of CO_2 gas in the Archaean atmosphere was very high and was gradually go- ing up to form a thick CO_2 atmosphere. Up to 2600 Ma ago, the P_(CO_2) had reached a grade of 10- 50 atm. There was a general trend of evolution that from the early Proterozoic era to the present the depositional horizon of carbonate layers was gradually rising and finally surpassed the horizons of clay minerals and sulfides. The corresponding P_(CO_2) in the atmosphere was lowering from the thick CO_2 atmosphere to the present 0.03% atm. On the basis of the calculated P_(CO_2) sizes and its fluctuation characteristics the history of P_(CO_2) evolution can be divided into three major stages.

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