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- W3197506005 abstract "Two weathering profiles from Batchenga and Doua areas in Central Cameroun developed under contrasting equatorial climate conditions and located in different morphological units have been selected to constraint the variability of their morphology, mineralogy, and geochemistry. The parent rock is a biotite and amphibole gneiss with a heterogranular granoblastic texture. The weathering profiles are typical lateritic materials formed in a humid tropical climate zone. They comprise, from bottom to top, coarse saprolite, fine saprolite, nodular horizon and loose clayey horizon. The Doua weathered materials are more clay-rich as a result of intense chemical weathering (CIA: 95.0–99.5%) than those of Batchenga (CIA: 51.3–87.8%). The weathering profile of Doua is thicker (12.00 m) than that of Batchenga (6.30 m). The intense chemical weathering and the total leaching of mobile elements as a consequence of good drainage led to the formation of a hard nodular horizon in the Doua weathering profile. The mineral composition is dominated by quartz, kaolinite, muscovite, illite, hematite/goethite, gibbsite and anatase. Illite is particularly abundant in the Batchenga weathering profile. Among trace elements, Ba, V, Zr, Sr, and Cr have high contents while REE show moderate contents with the highest contents in the Batchenga weathering profile. The oxidizing conditions favor positive Ce anomalies while positive Eu anomalies are due to the resistance of Eu mineral bearers. Geochemical mass balance results suggest that climate and topographic position which influence the quality of drainage greatly influence the distribution patterns of major, trace and rare earth elements in the weathering profiles. Apart from Al, Fe, and P, major elements have been much leached than trace elements during chemical weathering. Thus, the important variations are explained by the variation in the annual rainfall and topographic conditions." @default.
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- W3197506005 title "Weathering profiles developed on gneisses from Batchenga and Doua areas, central Cameroon: Climate and topography controls" @default.
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