Zhang, FeiJin, ZhangdongLi, FuchunYu, JiminYou, Chen-FengZhou, Ling2015-12-130883-2927http://hdl.handle.net/1885/74640This study investigated modern loess weathering and its control on the chemistry of surface water and sediment within the Daihai Lake catchment. The mineral types and the abundances of major and trace elements in loess, sediments and bedrocks were determiKeywords: Chinese Loess Plateau; Elemental abundance; Isotopic signatures; Major and trace elements; Paleoclimate reconstruction; Parent materials; Sediment chemistry; Subsurface waters; Arid regions; Basalt; Catchments; Groundwater; Lakes; Landforms; Lithology; PrThe dominance of loess weathering on water and sediment chemistry within the Daihai Lake catchment, northeastern Chinese Loess Plateau201310.1016/j.apgeochem.2013.05.0132016-02-24