Composition of the Continental Crust

By R. Rudnick, Shan Gao. 2014

12,724 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Geochemistry and Petrology, Geophysics

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In Artificial Intelligence

1. Q. Qian
2. J. Hermann
3. Fabio Mantovani
4. V. Chubakov
5. Yu Huang
6. R. Rudnick
7. S. Jowitt
8. G. Mudd

In Geochemistry and Petrology

1. S. Jowitt
2. G. Mudd
3. Q. Qian
4. J. Hermann
5. Bess Ward
6. F. Bea
7. C. Goldblatt
8. Benjamin W. Johnson

In Geophysics

1. Q. Qian
2. J. Hermann
3. Fabio Mantovani
4. V. Chubakov
5. Yu Huang
6. R. Rudnick
7. G. M. Bybee
8. L. Ashwal

Citations in the corpus

• Reviewing the availability of copper and nickel for future generations. The balance between production growth, sustainability and recycling rates (2020, background): “We have taken the average value of seven sources: McLennan (upper crustal abundance), 2001; Darling, 2007; Barbalace, 2007, Webelements, 2007; Jefferson Lab, 2007, Wedepohl, 1995, Rudnick and Fountain, 1995. ultimate extractability of a mineral resource.”
• Direct detection of strongly interacting sub-GeV dark matter via electron recoils (2019, background): “7% of the crust by mass) [92] is Iron(II) oxide (FeO), which has a band gap of ∼ 2.”
• Silicon and Plants: Current Knowledge and Future Prospects (2020, background): “The average Si content of earth’s crust pedosphere is 28% (Wedepohl 1995).”
• Re-assessing the European lithium resource potential – A review of hard-rock resources and metallogeny (2019, background): “637 The observed clustering of endogenous lithium deposits such as LCT pegmatites, RMG and/or greisen 638 may involve a crustal anomaly (>20 ppm; Rudnick and Gao, 2004), or a Li “pre-concentration” related 639 to paleoenvironmental sedimentation conditions (e.”
• A Review of the Production Cycle of Titanium Dioxide Pigment (2014, background): “6 percent and the seventh metal most abundant in the whole Earth [2] [3] which is found in practically all rocks and sediments, and is present in plants, animals and natural waters.”
• Radiogenic heat production, thermal regime and evolution of continental crust (2013, background): “93 μW m−3 derived from geochemical models (Rudnick and Fountain, 1995; Rudnick and Gao, 2003).”