The total organic carbon content also varies with the sedimentation rate for each lithology. Starting at low rates of sedimentation, TOC first increases with sedimentation rate owing to a more rapid passage of the sediment through the nearsurface zone of intense organic degradation.
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The total organic carbon content also varies with the sedimentation rate for each lithology. Starting at low rates of sedimentation, TOC first increases with sedimentation rate owing to a more rapid passage of the sediment through the nearsurface zone of intense organic degradation.
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Get PriceFor any given sedimentation rate, the total organic carbon content TOC by weight percent increases from calcareous sediments to calcareoussiliceous sediments to siliceous sediments to black shale. The total organic carbon content also varies with the sedimentation rate for each lithology. Starting at low rates of sedimentation, TOC first ...
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Get PriceSedimentation rates were determined for the northern Gulf of Mexico margin sediments at water depths ranging from 770 to 3560 m, using radiocarbon determinations of organic matter.
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