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Geochemistry of phillipsite in abyssal sediments from eastern pacific: indications of false rare earth element enrichment
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• Phillipsites exhibits three different morphological types, including single, crossed-twinned, and multiple-twinned grains, and with many cracks and pores developed within these crystals. • Phillipsite poorly incorporates REY via cation substitution but can adsorb REY- bearing Fe oxides and phosphorus, leading to indirect REY accumulation. • The abundance of phillipsites in abyssal sediments does not exhibit an absolute positive correlation with REY enrichment.
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Rare earth elements
Phillipsite
Fe oxides
Adsorption capacity
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