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Light stable isotopes

The ratios of heavy to light stable isotopes of hydrogen H/iH (or D/H), carbon i C/i C, nitrogen oxygen i 0/i 0, and sulfur 3 5/325 show distinctive patterns of... [Pg.144]

Field, C.W. and Fifarek, H. (1985) Light stable-isotope systematics in the epithermal environment. Reviews in... [Pg.271]

There are a number of light stable isotope measurements that provide very important data in the study of paleoclimates to better understand and interpret anthropogenic contributions to present-day climate change (Fritz and Fontes 1980). These measurements involve the determination of carbon and oxygen isotopes in fresh-... [Pg.228]

Light stable isotopes (6D, SI3C, 61SN, S180, and S34S)... [Pg.169]

Table 9.1 A selection from the Table of Light Stable Isotope Standard Reference Materials avail-... Table 9.1 A selection from the Table of Light Stable Isotope Standard Reference Materials avail-...
Verkouteren, R. M. and Kleindienst, D. B. Value assignment and uncertainty estimation of selected light stable isotope reference materials. NIST Special Publication 260-149 (2004). [Pg.312]

With regard to Mg isotopes, one is therefore forced to choose between the merit of precedence in the cosmochemistry community and that of conformity with the other light stable isotope systems when deciding upon a nomenclature for reporting and Mg/ Mg... [Pg.200]

Wood, P.C. 1991. The Hollinger-Mcintyre gold-quartz vein system, Timmins, Ontario Geological characteristics, fluid properties and light stable isotope geochemistry. Ontario Geoiogicai Survey Open Fiie Report 5756, 289 p. [Pg.269]

Ingraham NL, Taylor BE (1991) Light stable isotope systematics of large-scale hydrologic regimes in California and Nevada, Water Resources Res 27 77-90... [Pg.115]

Figure 1 Studies published between 1988 and 1997 reporting use of secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS) in geochemistry and cosmochemistry. Papers are subdivided according to theme Hvy Iso, studies of heavy isotope ratios, principally for U-Pb dating Lt Iso, studies of light stable isotope ratios (H, B, C, O, S) Hvy El, studies primarily focused on analysis of elements >40 amu (e.g., rare earth elements) Lt El, studies primarily focused on analysis of elements <40 amu (e.g., water content) Prec Met, analysis of precious metal contents (e.g., Au, Ag, Pt) Expt, analysis of experimental run products Misc, other mis-cellanous studies utilizing SIMS. Figure 1 Studies published between 1988 and 1997 reporting use of secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS) in geochemistry and cosmochemistry. Papers are subdivided according to theme Hvy Iso, studies of heavy isotope ratios, principally for U-Pb dating Lt Iso, studies of light stable isotope ratios (H, B, C, O, S) Hvy El, studies primarily focused on analysis of elements >40 amu (e.g., rare earth elements) Lt El, studies primarily focused on analysis of elements <40 amu (e.g., water content) Prec Met, analysis of precious metal contents (e.g., Au, Ag, Pt) Expt, analysis of experimental run products Misc, other mis-cellanous studies utilizing SIMS.
Analysis of Light Stable Isotopes in Terrestrial Settings... [Pg.431]

Light stable isotope components, reflecting composition of high-altitude precipitation and indicating lack of evaporation... [Pg.28]

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