ASFA Subject

Moana

Chemical analysis

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		Biological marker analysis and stable carbon isotopic composition of oil seeps from Tonga Author(s): Sandstrom, M.W., Philp, R.P. Year: 1982 Notes: Manuscript submitted to Chemical Geology Held at: SOPAC ASFA Subject(s): Oil seepages, Chemical analysis Control No.: 00005119.nul
		Constants of calcium, magnesium, zinc, cobalt, copper, and nickel exchange for sodium in iron-magnese nodules from the Pacific ocean. Author(s): Rutkovskiy, V.M. Year: 1977 Held at: SOPAC ASFA Subject(s): Ferromanganese nodules, Chemical analysis Control No.: 00005416.nul
		Crustal accretion in the Izu-Bonin-Mariana forearc: peridotite evidence from ODP Leg 125 In: Author(s): Parkinson, I., Johnson, K., Thirlwall, M., Pearce, J. Conference: Back-arc Development Crustal Accretion in the Western Pacific (1992 : Cambridge) Year: 1992 Notes: Meeting abstracts: Back-arc Development Crustal Accretion in the Western Pacific, Poster presentation, 15 Held at: SOPAC ASFA Subject(s): Seamounts, Peridotite, Forearc basins, Deep-sea drilling, Crustal accretion, Chemical analysis Control No.: 00008186.nul
		Nutrient levels in sea and river water along the Coral Coast of Viti Levu, Fiji Author(s): Mosley, L.M., Aalbersberg, B. Year: 2003 ISSN: 1013-9877\|1726-0787 Notes: South Pacific Journal of Natural Science, 21, 35-40 Held at: USP ASFA Subject(s): Overfishing, Chemical analysis, Socioeconomic aspects, Ecosystem management, Man-induced effects, Coral reefs, Algal blooms, Phosphates, Nitrates, Nutrients (mineral) Control No.: 00013838.nul
		Partial identification and nutritional analysis of Kiribati algae Author(s): Maata, M., Bird, C., Ali, S., Pickering, T. Year: 2004 ISSN: 1013-9877\|1726-0787 Notes: South Pacific Journal of Natural Science, 22, 12-15 Held at: USP ASFA Subject(s): Human food, Distribution, Identification, Nutritive value, Minerals, Chemical analysis, Algae Abstract: A chemical analysis of the edible algae from the island of Beru in Kiribati revealed it contained relatively high concentrations of Mg2+ and Ca2+ ions. A fair amount of protein and other minerals such as Na+, K+, Cu2+, Mn2+, Zn2+ and Fe2+ ions are also present in it. The scientific identification revealed that the algae are made of a mixture of different species, none new species. In fact, the two major types of algae that were identified (Lyngbya perelegans and Chroococcus minutus) are known to exist in Hawaii, some areas in Europe and parts of South East Asia. Control No.: 00013833.nul
		Preliminary report of the Akedemik Mstislav Keldysh/MIR Cruise 1990 Lau Basin Leg (May 7-21) Author(s): Malahoff, A., Falloon, T. Year: 1991 Held at: SOPAC ASFA Subject(s): Sulphide deposits, Submersibles, Hydrothermal activity, Geological surveys, Chemical analysis Identifiers: R/V Akademik Mstislav Keldysh Control No.: 00005005.nul
		Regional distribution of rare earth and minor elements in manganese nodules and associated sediments in the Southwest Pacific and other localities In: Bischoff, J.L. & Piper, D.Z. (eds.) Author(s): Rankin, P.C., Glasby, G.P. Year: 1979 Notes: Marine Geology and Oceanography of the Pacific Manganese Nodule Province, 681-697 Held at: SOPAC ASFA Subject(s): Rare earths, Ferromanganese nodules, Chemical analysis Control No.: 00004964.nul
		Resultats des analyses chimiques des nodules polymetalliques recoltes dans l'archipel des iles Cook = chemical analysis results about metal contents of polymetallic nodule samples in the Cook Islands archipelago Author(s): Recy, J., Monzier, M., Missegue, F. Publisher: ORSTOM Year: 1977 Held at: SOPAC ASFA Subject(s): Ferromanganese nodules, Chemical analysis Control No.: 00004676.nul