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Soil science

a weathering index based on the proportions of mobile alkali and alkaline earth elements weighted by their bond strengths with oxygen.

In soil science, Parker weathering index refers to a weathering index based on the proportions of mobile alkali and alkaline earth elements weighted by their bond strengths with oxygen. This meaning comes from Parker (1970) in Geological Magazine.[1]

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References

Parker, A. (1970). An Index of Weathering for Silicate Rocks. Geological Magazine, 107(6), 501-504. https://doi.org/10.1017/s0016756800058581

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