Geochemistry evolution

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In Chapter 1 we have given an outline of the geochemistry of the Earth and its evolution in chemical terms. This is purely a limited inorganic chemistry at or moving... [Pg.125]

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The chemical and isotopic compositions of various earth materials now make up the data used to build models to explains the formation of the Earth, its evolution the genesis of the different terrestrial units continents, mantle, core, ocean etc.. .. From a descriptive and qualitative early stage, geochemistry has become explanatory and quantitative. In this new context modeling is a key method. [Pg.559]

One implication of Earth - degassing models of metallogenesis is that there should be links between the formation of the Earth s resources, secular changes in architecture and geochemistry of the planet over some 4.5 billion years of evolution and phenomena such as mass extinction events, global anoxia, and atmospheric evolution. [Pg.223]

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