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Pervasive and rapid enrichment of nitrogen in newly erupted oceanic basalt
The alteration of oceanic crust by seawater is a critical sink in the global nitrogen (N) cycle, yet the mechanisms and timescales of N enrichment remain poorly constrained. We present N concentrations and isotope compositions from a 192-meter drill core (SE-02b) retrieved from the then 50-year-old
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