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Geek blog: Ophiolites, and mixing scientists

The Chemistry of Cores

Should We Stay or Should We Go?

Geek blog: Ophiolites, and mixing scientists

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Sep 2014

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#EXP400 scientists see 👀 signs of an unusual mineral in recent cores. #Ikaite! CaCO3·6H2O 🔬 Named after Ika (now Ikka) Fjord, #SWGreenland, it forms at ~freezing 🥶temps & transforms at higher T's to the more stable mineral, calcite, CaCO3. 🌎#IODP #minerals #pseudomorphs

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