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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Clumped isotope thermometry"”.

  1. Structural controls and diagenetic conditions associated with fluid migration on the Moab Fault, UT

    … of the Moab Fault, Utah. Using the stable isotope compositions of fault-hosted carbonate cements in conjunction with field and petrographic observations, new insight is gained into the structural context, thermal and diagenetic conditions, and source fluids associated with cementation and …

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  2. Multi-Proxy Records of Climate and Carbon Cycle Perturbations in the Paleozoic: Integrating Isotope Geochemistry and Sedimentology

    … of Earth history. Chapters 2 and 3 calibrate the clumped isotope paleothermometer for calcite, dolomite, and apatite, resolving significant discrepancies in calculated paleotemperatures. Chapter 4 applies clumped isotope thermometry to Early Mississippian strata and demonstrates a ~5ºC global …

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  3. Emerging stable isotope techniques in hydrothermal research: new methods applied to carbonates and hydrous minerals in ore deposits and geothermal fields

    Over the last 70 years, stable isotopes have provided critical insight into the processes governing transfer of mass and energy through geologic systems. Significantly, isotopic signals in minerals reflect conditions of crystallisation, and subsequent alteration history. In hydrothermal systems, …

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