Science · 1967 · 115 citations · 3 references
Natural SciencesMarine SciencesOceanographyChemical OceanographyOcean MixingPhysical OceanographyFreshwater InflowMarine Mineral ResourcesSedimentation ControlSilicate MineralogySilicate MineralsMarine Silica CyclingSilica DissolutionSilica LimitationSilica ReleaseSilica SolubilitySilicate ChemistrySuspended Load SettlingSuspended-load Interaction
Silicate minerals typical of those carried in the suspended load of streams release silica to silica-deficient sea water and abstract silica from silicaenriched sea water. Experimental rates of release and uptake permit the conclusion that the suspended solids carried into the oceans by streams are a major control of the concentration of silica in the ocean.
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Chemical mass balance between rivers and oceans
Fred T. Mackenzie, Robert M. Garrels · American Journal of Science · 1966 · 467 citations · Full text
Silicates: Reactivity with Sea Water
Fred T. Mackenzie, Robert M. Garrels · Science · 1965 · 131 citations