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Effects of secondary hydrothermal fluids on gallium distribution and coordination in hot springs silica using Ga K-edge XANES

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Michael C. Rowe *
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K.A. Campbell
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D.A. Stallard
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B. Lyon
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A. Langendam
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E. Kalinina
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M. Yamanaka
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R. Tanaka
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T. Christopher
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S.W. Ruff
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E. Nersezova
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Tsutomu Ota
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A. Hamilton
DOI:10.1016/j.apgeochem.2026.106961delete
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• High Ga concentrations in hot springs sinter are heterogeneously distributed. • Coexisting tetrahedral and octahedral Ga in sinter highlights diagenetic processes. • Gallium in alkali chloride silica precipitation is tetrahedrally coordinated. • Octahedral gallium in sinter results from Fe-rich acidic fluid overprinting.
Keywords:
Hot springs
New Zealand
Gallium
Sinter
Synchrotron radiation
Coordination number
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School of Earth and Space Exploration
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australian synchrotron facility
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