Formation of Crystalline Silica–Carbonate Biomorphs of Alkaline Earth Metals (Ca, Ba, Sr) from Ambient to Low Temperatures: Chemical Implications during the Primitive Earth’s Life
Abstract
The Earth has undergone at least four great glaciations, during which the ice layers and the glaciers have expanded all over the planet, corresponding to significant drops in global temperatures that lasted millions of years. Since the Precambrian era, ice ages have occurred at intervals of several millions of years. It is considered that the impact on the biosphere was large, because life was on the brink of disappearing completely from the...
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Title
Formation of Crystalline Silica–Carbonate Biomorphs of Alkaline Earth Metals (Ca, Ba, Sr) from Ambient to Low Temperatures: Chemical Implications during the Primitive Earth’s Life
Published Date
Dec 17, 2019
Journal
Volume
20
Issue
2
Pages
1186 - 1195
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