1984
DOI: 10.1016/0016-7037(84)90331-4
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Water-rock interaction and chemistry of groundwaters from the Canadian Shield

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“…Either it is related to ancient recharge by paleo rains that occurred in different climatic conditions, or it is due to the water-rock interaction process, or both of them. Frape et al (1984) describe a similar situation in fractured aquifers in Canada. In the referred to aquifer, fresh water occurs in the shallow parts (depth <650 m) and saline water in the deep parts (depth >650 m).…”
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confidence: 88%
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“…Either it is related to ancient recharge by paleo rains that occurred in different climatic conditions, or it is due to the water-rock interaction process, or both of them. Frape et al (1984) describe a similar situation in fractured aquifers in Canada. In the referred to aquifer, fresh water occurs in the shallow parts (depth <650 m) and saline water in the deep parts (depth >650 m).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 88%
“…The authors also made analysis of the 87 Sr/ 86 Sr ratio and the samples of saline water showing a strong correlation with the samples of weathered rocks showing water-rock interaction. Finally, the authors concluded that the saline waters have undergone an intense process of water-rock interaction and that the isotopic sign observed can reflect either a recharge in a different climate or the process of water-rock interaction (Frape et al 1984).…”
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“…Le gradient de salinité qui s'établit avec la profondeur est dû à la dilution des eaux profondes par des eaux météoritiques, ce que des études isotopiques mettent en évidence (Frape et Fritz, 1987 ;Pearson, 1987 ;Gascoyne et al, 1987).…”
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“…Dans les études de caractérisation des eaux souterraines dans les mines, les auteurs procèdent le plus souvent à une classification des eaux selon leur salinité, c'est-à-dire selon leur teneur en sels dissous (Fetter, 1994 ;Frape et Fritz, 1987 ;Fritz, 1997 ;Fritz et Frape, 1982 ;Gascoyne et al, 1987 ;Geological Survey of Canada, 1967). Les eaux les plus profondes sont généralement les plus chargées en substances dissoutes.…”
Section: Chimisme Des Eaux Souterrainesunclassified
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