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Standard mean ocean chloride

SMOC. standard mean ocean chloride (a standard for chlorine isotopes)... [Pg.446]

SMOW = Standard Mean Ocean Water IAEA(AgS) = International Atomic Energy Agency (silver sulfide) SMOC = Standard Mean Ocean Chloride... [Pg.216]

Variations in chlorine isotopic composition are expressed as a per mil (%o) difference (5 Cl) in a measured Cl/ Cl ratio (R) relative to the measured seawater chloride ratio (Standard Mean Ocean Chloride, SMOC),... [Pg.232]

Figure 1. Stable-chlorine isotopic composition of meteorites, igneous and metamorphic rocks and minerals reported as 8 Cl relative to Cl/ Cl in Standard Mean Ocean Chloride (SMOC) represented by die vertical dashed line at 0 %o. Data from Magenheim et al. (1994), Magenheim et al. (1995), Bridges et al. (2001), Eggenkamp and Koster van Groos (1997), Boudreau et al. (1997), Willmore et al. (2002), Musashi et al. (1998), Markl et al. (1997), Eggenkamp and Schuiling(1995). Filled symbols are E-MORB and gray boxes represent preliminary data of E-MORB from Stewart (2000). Figure 1. Stable-chlorine isotopic composition of meteorites, igneous and metamorphic rocks and minerals reported as 8 Cl relative to Cl/ Cl in Standard Mean Ocean Chloride (SMOC) represented by die vertical dashed line at 0 %o. Data from Magenheim et al. (1994), Magenheim et al. (1995), Bridges et al. (2001), Eggenkamp and Koster van Groos (1997), Boudreau et al. (1997), Willmore et al. (2002), Musashi et al. (1998), Markl et al. (1997), Eggenkamp and Schuiling(1995). Filled symbols are E-MORB and gray boxes represent preliminary data of E-MORB from Stewart (2000).
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