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Carbon Dioxide Carbonates in the Earth’s Mantle: Implications to the Deep Carbon Cycle
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EngineeringEarth System ScienceChemistryEarth ScienceIron CoreCarbon Dioxide CarbonatesIonic CharacterCarbon CycleEarth ’Deep Carbon CycleCarbon SequestrationGreenhouse Gas SequestrationCarbon SinkMantle GeochemistryEarth's ClimateTectonicsCarbonate Carbon DioxideEarth SciencesGeochemistry
Under pressure: An increase in the ionic character in CO bonds at high pressures and temperatures is shown by the chemical/phase transformation diagram of CO2 (see picture). The presence of carbonate carbon dioxide (i-CO2) near the Earth′s core–mantle boundary condition provides insights into both the deep carbon cycle and the transport of atmospheric CO2 to anhydrous silicates in the mantle and iron core.
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