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Mechanism of the Ikaite Formation in the Modern Sediments of the Kara Sea

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The article discusses possible mechanisms for the formation of ikaite (CaCO3·6H2O) in the sediments of the Kara Sea. We combined our own data with the results of previous studies on calcium carbonate hexahydrates in this region. X-ray diffraction analysis of ikaite revealed its transformation into calcite, providing valuable insight into its mineralogical evolution. Stable isotope analyses suggest that the main process leading to ikaite formatio…

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Mechanism of the Ikaite Formation in the Modern Sediments of the Kara Sea

The article discusses possible mechanisms for the formation of ikaite (CaCO3·6H2O) in the sediments of the Kara Sea. We combined our own data with the results of previous studies on calcium carbonate hexahydrates in this region. X-ray diffraction analysis of ikaite revealed its transformation into calcite, providing valuable insight into its mineralogical evolution. Stable isotope analyses suggest that the main process leading to ikaite formatio…

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