Hydrochemical and Geophysics Characteristics Natural Arjaans Complex Choigans Minaral Waters

Аракчаа, К. Д.

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“…Subsequent complex research into the Choigan springs was performed by the members of the Tuva Complex Department (at present, Tuva Institute of Complex Exploration of Natural Resources), Kyzyl, under the guidance of Dr. K.D. Arakchaa Arakchaa et al (1996Arakchaa et al ( , 2011Arakchaa et al ( , 2012a. In summer of 2007 and in the next years, the investigation into the chemical and gas composition of the Tuva springs, including carbon dioxide waters, was continued by the researchers of the Tuva Institute of Complex Exploration of Natural Resources, Kyzyl, with the participation of the Laboratory of Geochemistry of Tomsk Polytechnic University (Kopylova et al, 2009bPashagin, 2011;Rychkova et al, 2007.…”

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Geochemistry of carbon dioxide mineral waters of the Choigan natural complex (northeastern Tuva)

Kopylova

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Аракчаа³

et al. 2014

Russian Geology and Geophysics

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The abundance of various chemical elements (including trace, rare-earth, and radioactive) in the carbon dioxide mineral waters of the Choigan complex has been investigated. Three groups of waters are recognized according to the geochemical conditions and chemical composition: groundwaters of regional-jointing zone with oxidizing conditions; CO 2 -enriched groundwaters of regional-jointing zone with oxidizing conditions; and groundwaters of fault zones with reducing conditions. It is shown that water-rock interaction intensified by high temperature and carbon dioxide action is the main process determining the chemical composition of groundwaters.

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