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    Size, surface texture, chemical composition and mineralogy interrelations in ferromanganese nodules of central Indian Ocean 

    Banakar, V.K.; Pattan, J.N.; Jauhari, P. (CSIR-NISCAIR, 1989)
    Fiftyseven ferromanganese nodules, classified into 3 size class (4,4-6 and 6-8 cm diam.), from the siliceous sediments of central Indian Ocean were analysed for transition metals and representative sample from each size ...
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    Variability of Mn, Fe, Ni, Cu and Co in manganese nodules from the Central Indian Ocean Basin 

    Jauhari, P. (Elsevier, 1989)
    The trace element variations in manganese nodules from the Central Indian Basin have been related to the underlying sediment type. Percentages of Mn, Cu and Ni are high in nodules occurring in siliceous sediments compared ...
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    Geochemical trends in the sediments and manganese nodules from a part of the Central Indian Basin 

    Banakar, V.K.; Jauhari, P. (Geological Society of India, 1994)
    Geochemical analyses of eighteen surface sediments samples collected from an area between 1 degree-15 degrees S latitudes and 73 degrees-87 degrees E longitudes exhibit significant variation in their chemical ...
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    Radiolarian abundance and geochemistry of the surface-sediments from the Central Indian Basin: Inferences to Antarctic bottom water current 

    Gupta, S.M.; Jauhari, P. (Current Science Association, 1994)
    The distribution trend of numbers of radiolarian shells/gram dry sediment, biogenic silica, organic carbon, and the carbon/nitrogen ratios in the surface sediments of the Central Indian Basin is similar. Ratios of two ...

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    Banakar, V.K. (2)Gupta, S.M. (1)Pattan, J.N. (1)Subject
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    ferromanganese nodules (2)ISW, Central Indian Ocean (2)ISW, Central Indian Ocean Basin (2)sediments (2)Aquatic Non-Resources (1)bottom currents (1)clays (1)cobalt (1)... View MoreDate Issued1989 (2)1994 (2)Has File(s)Yes (4)

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