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Arsenic cycling driven by hydrogeochemical-tidal coupling in a sandy subterranean estuary
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• Upper saline plume dilutes/mixes arsenic before seaward export. • Intertidal sediments efficiently trap arsenic from fresh SGD. • Redox, competition, co-precipitation control As mobility across scales. • RSGD, not fresh SGD, is the dominant pathway for terrestrial As export. • SGD delivers more As to sea than rivers, refining regional As budgets.
Keywords:
Arsenic cycling
Hydrogeochemical-tidal coupling
Subterranean estuary
Groundwater discharge
Redox processes
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