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Vertical distributions of dissolved and particulate 210Pb and 210Poin the water column at the SouthEast Asian Time-series Study (SEATS,18°00´ N and 116°00´ E) station in the northern SouthChina Sea were determined from four cruises between January 2007 and June2008. A large deficiency of 210Pb,379 ± 43 × 103 dpm m−2, from the secularequilibrium was found within the 3500 m water column. On the other hand, asmaller deficiency of 210Po,100 ± 21 × 103 dpm m−2, relative to 210Pb wasfound in the water column. Time-series data showed insignificant temporalvariability of the 210Pb and 210Po profiles. To balance thesedeficiencies, the removal fluxes for 210Pb and 210Po via particlesettling ranging from 45 to 51 dpm m−2d−1 and from 481 to567 dpm m−2d−1, respectively, are expected at 3500 m. The210Pb removal flux is comparable with, whereas the 210Po removalflux is much higher than, the flux directly measured by moored sedimenttraps. The discrepancy between the modeled 210Po flux and the measuredflux suggests that sporadic events that enhance 210Po removal viasinking ballast may occur in the water column at the site

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Seasonal distributions and fluxes of &amp;lt;sup&amp;gt;210&amp;lt;/sup&amp;gt;Pb and &amp;lt;sup&amp;gt;210&amp;lt;/sup&amp;gt;Po in the northern South China Sea