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Acqua Fitusa cave: An example of inactive water-table sulphuric acid cave in Central Sicily

2012

Description of the sulphuric acid cave in Sicily (see pdf attached)

HYPOGENE KARSTSPELEOGENESISMINERALOGYSettore GEO/04 - Geografia Fisica E GeomorfologiaGEOMORPHOLOGYgypsum hypogenic caves sulphuric acid cave thermal waters Sicily.
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Characterization of trace elements in thermal and mineral waters of Greece

2023

: Natural thermal and mineral waters are widely distributed along the Hellenic region and are related to the geodynamic regime of the country. The diverse lithological and tectonic settings they are found in reflect the great variability in their chemical and isotopic composition. The current study presents 276 (published and unpublished) trace element water data and discusses the sources and processes affecting the water by taking into consideration the framework of their geographic distribution. The dataset is divided in groups using temperature- and pH-related criteria. Results yield a wide range of concentrations, often related to the solubility properties of the individual elements and…

Mineral watersTrace elementsGreeceThermal watersHydrogeochemistryWater-rock interactionNatural contaminants
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The Ischia Island hydrothermal system: an integrated multidisciplinary (geochemical, geophysical and geological) study

2011

Ischia Island is the emergent portion of a large volcanic complex on the Gulf of Naples (Southern Italy). Ischia volcano has undertaken a complex evolution since 150 ka b.p., with prolonged cycles of effusive and explosive eruptions alternated with quiescence periods (the most recent of which started after the 1302 A.D. Arso eruption). Currently, hot springs (with discharge temperature up to 90 C), fumarolic gas emissions with CO2 up to 97%, and diffuse soil degassing testify a persistent activity state of the Ischia volcano. Ischia Island is a very good example of an active volcano hosting a large hydrothermal system and, in particular, its south-western sector has long been known to be th…

hydrothermal systemthermal waters ischia
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