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| ===== Source of silica ===== | ===== Source of silica ===== | ||
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| + | ==== Weathering ==== | ||
| Soil chemical weathering is the source of (dissolved) silica in the model. //Weathering// (mg/m2) in the model is a function of soil temperature, depth of soil layer, soil type and geology. The equation is | Soil chemical weathering is the source of (dissolved) silica in the model. //Weathering// (mg/m2) in the model is a function of soil temperature, depth of soil layer, soil type and geology. The equation is | ||
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| The factor //weathcorr// is subbasin weather correction factor that may be used to account for spatial differences in weathering that is not explained by the other factors, such as for example lithology. | The factor //weathcorr// is subbasin weather correction factor that may be used to account for spatial differences in weathering that is not explained by the other factors, such as for example lithology. | ||
| + | ==== Point sources ==== | ||
| + | It is technically possible to add pointsources for dissolved silica and algae silica. | ||
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