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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"geochemical fractionation"”.

  1. Geochemical fractionation during melting of sulfide and sulfate bearing mantle lithologies

    Earth’s surficial biogeochemical sulfur (S) cycle is connected to the deep sulfur cycle at convergent margins, where, crust and oceanic lithospheric mantle subducts beneath an overriding plate and transporting sulfur and other materials from the surface to the deep Earth. A part of the subducted …

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  2. Mineralogy and Geochemistry of the Dumper Dew Pegmatite, Oxford County, Maine

    … Tom Mountain in Oxford County, Maine. It is a geochemically evolved LCT-type pegmatite petrogenetically linked to the middle Paleozoic Sebago batholith. Shallow emplacement of the Dumper Dew is evidenced by abundant miarolitic cavities found in the pegmatite. The sheet-like structure of the …

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  3. Variations in the particulate flux of ²³⁰Th and ²³¹Pa and paleoceanograhpic applications of the ²³¹Pa/²³¹Th ratio

    Fractionation between 230Th (t1/2 = 7.5x104yr) and 231 Pa (t1/2 = 3.2x104yr), the two longest-lived radionuclides produced from the decay of natural uranium, is found widely within the oceans. This large scale fractionation was investigated in samples of sinking particulate matter collected with …

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  4. Spatial-Statistical Properties of Geochemical Variability as Constraints on Magma Transport and Evolution Processes at Ocean Ridges

    … ridges represent a critical setting for many geochemical fractionation processes involved in the chemical evolution of the silicate Earth, and are fundamental to the plate tectonic cycle. Because of the inherent inaccessibility, it remains an ongoing challenge to interpret the geochemistry of …

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  5. Mineralogy and Geochemistry of Anorogenic Granitic Miarolitic Pegmatites Associated with the White Mountain Intrusive Suite, New Hampshire

    … the same intrusive suite, the WMIP. Based on the geochemical data, all the samples formed in an anorogenic tectonic setting and are rift-related. They are classified as NYF-type and plot in the “within plate granite” field on tectonic discrimination diagrams. The majority of the samples are …

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