IRON AND MANGANESE REDUCTION IN POREWATERS OF THE BAY OF CONCEPCION AND ADJACENT CONTINENTAL SHELF DURING THE "1997-98 EL NIÑO" EVENT

Porewater chemistry gives some indication as to specific diagenetic reactions occurring in sediments. Reduction of manganese and iron oxides can occur due to abiotic reactions with sulfide or microbially mediated as electron acceptors in the degradation of organic matter. Sedimentary porewaters obta...

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Autores principales: PINTO A.,LUIS, RIVERA C.,CECILIA
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spelling oai:scielo:S0717-970720030003000062004-01-30IRON AND MANGANESE REDUCTION IN POREWATERS OF THE BAY OF CONCEPCION AND ADJACENT CONTINENTAL SHELF DURING THE "1997-98 EL NIÑO" EVENTPINTO A.,LUISRIVERA C.,CECILIA reduced iron reduced manganese coastal sediments porewater, early diagenesis El Niño event Porewater chemistry gives some indication as to specific diagenetic reactions occurring in sediments. Reduction of manganese and iron oxides can occur due to abiotic reactions with sulfide or microbially mediated as electron acceptors in the degradation of organic matter. Sedimentary porewaters obtained from the Bay of Concepcion (36°38'S; 73°02'W) and continental shelf (36°31'S; 73°08'W) were analised to determine the distribution of remobilised Fe2+ and Mn2+. Sampling of the area coincided with the presence of the strong "1997-98 El Niño event". Porewaters were extracted under a nitrogen atmosphere and analised by atomic absorption spectrometry. Subsurface maxima are observed for Fe2+ during "El Niño event" in the bay and adjacent continental shelf (86.8 ± 9.3 µM y 59.3 ± 35.5 µM, respectively). A year later when the oxygen minimum is present, the production of Fe2+ on bay surface sediments increases 3-fold. Maxima concentrations for Mn2+ appear on surface sediments during and after "El Niño event" within the bay. It is postulated that vertical displacement of maxima concentrations observed for Fe2+ and Mn2+ in these sediments are modulated by changes of the oxygen minimum depth in the water column and the amount and quality of organic matter deposited in surface sedimentsinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad Chilena de QuímicaJournal of the Chilean Chemical Society v.48 n.3 20032003-09-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-97072003000300006en10.4067/S0717-97072003000300006
institution Scielo Chile
collection Scielo Chile
language English
topic reduced iron
reduced manganese
coastal sediments
porewater, early diagenesis
El Niño event
spellingShingle reduced iron
reduced manganese
coastal sediments
porewater, early diagenesis
El Niño event
PINTO A.,LUIS
RIVERA C.,CECILIA
IRON AND MANGANESE REDUCTION IN POREWATERS OF THE BAY OF CONCEPCION AND ADJACENT CONTINENTAL SHELF DURING THE "1997-98 EL NIÑO" EVENT
description Porewater chemistry gives some indication as to specific diagenetic reactions occurring in sediments. Reduction of manganese and iron oxides can occur due to abiotic reactions with sulfide or microbially mediated as electron acceptors in the degradation of organic matter. Sedimentary porewaters obtained from the Bay of Concepcion (36°38'S; 73°02'W) and continental shelf (36°31'S; 73°08'W) were analised to determine the distribution of remobilised Fe2+ and Mn2+. Sampling of the area coincided with the presence of the strong "1997-98 El Niño event". Porewaters were extracted under a nitrogen atmosphere and analised by atomic absorption spectrometry. Subsurface maxima are observed for Fe2+ during "El Niño event" in the bay and adjacent continental shelf (86.8 ± 9.3 µM y 59.3 ± 35.5 µM, respectively). A year later when the oxygen minimum is present, the production of Fe2+ on bay surface sediments increases 3-fold. Maxima concentrations for Mn2+ appear on surface sediments during and after "El Niño event" within the bay. It is postulated that vertical displacement of maxima concentrations observed for Fe2+ and Mn2+ in these sediments are modulated by changes of the oxygen minimum depth in the water column and the amount and quality of organic matter deposited in surface sediments
author PINTO A.,LUIS
RIVERA C.,CECILIA
author_facet PINTO A.,LUIS
RIVERA C.,CECILIA
author_sort PINTO A.,LUIS
title IRON AND MANGANESE REDUCTION IN POREWATERS OF THE BAY OF CONCEPCION AND ADJACENT CONTINENTAL SHELF DURING THE "1997-98 EL NIÑO" EVENT
title_short IRON AND MANGANESE REDUCTION IN POREWATERS OF THE BAY OF CONCEPCION AND ADJACENT CONTINENTAL SHELF DURING THE "1997-98 EL NIÑO" EVENT
title_full IRON AND MANGANESE REDUCTION IN POREWATERS OF THE BAY OF CONCEPCION AND ADJACENT CONTINENTAL SHELF DURING THE "1997-98 EL NIÑO" EVENT
title_fullStr IRON AND MANGANESE REDUCTION IN POREWATERS OF THE BAY OF CONCEPCION AND ADJACENT CONTINENTAL SHELF DURING THE "1997-98 EL NIÑO" EVENT
title_full_unstemmed IRON AND MANGANESE REDUCTION IN POREWATERS OF THE BAY OF CONCEPCION AND ADJACENT CONTINENTAL SHELF DURING THE "1997-98 EL NIÑO" EVENT
title_sort iron and manganese reduction in porewaters of the bay of concepcion and adjacent continental shelf during the "1997-98 el niño" event
publisher Sociedad Chilena de Química
publishDate 2003
url http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-97072003000300006
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