화학적 풍화지수(CIA)로 본 한반도 중남부 화강암류의 화학적 풍화 경향성
Chemical Weathering Trend of Granitic Rock by evaluated with CIA in Southern Korea
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한반도 중남부에 분포하는 10-20m 두께의 화강암류 풍화층은 화학적 풍화가 주도적으로 작용하여 형성된 심층풍화층으로 알려져왔다. 본 연구는 이런 기존의 주장이 어느 정도의 타당성을 지니는가를 규명하기 위하여 화학적 풍화 정도를 정량적으로 파악할 수 있는 풍화지수인 화학적 풍화지수(CIA)를 통하여 살펴보았다. 한반도 화강암류의 CIA는 50 전후이며, 장석류의 화학적 풍화가 진행된 초기 모습에 머물러 있다. 이는 열대기후지역인 홍콩의 80과는 거리가 멀며, 고위도 냉대지역은 핀란드의 60에도 훨씬 못미치는 지수이다. A-CN-K 도식상의 분포 특성으로도 한반도의 화학적 풍화 정도는 매우 미약한 수준에 머물러 있다. 따라서 한반도 중남부 화강암지역의 풍화층 형성 성인에 대한 추후 논의가 더 필요하다.
Abstract
Grus weathering mantles are widely distributed in Southern Korean Peninsula and are considered to be results of chemical weathering related to palaeoclimate milieu. This paper attempts to address this issue by CIA(chemical index of alteration). The climatic approach to the formation of grus mantles offers limited explanation of field occurrences, as these materials are widespread across climatic zones, from the humid tropics to cool temperate areas, although rates of grusification are likely to be influenced by climatic parameters. CIA values for granitoid weathering mantles in S. Korea are 50, which is the same of unweathered granitic rocks. Grus mantles in Korean peninsula show very low level in chemical alteration by CIA.
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