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Microbial community dynamics in two Central European peatlands affected by different nitrogen depositions. [PDF]
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Lithology as a factor for the distribution of metals in stream sediments associated with sediment-hosted Cu deposits: a case study from the Alta-Kvænangen tectonic window, northern Norway. [PDF]
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Bioaccumulation of <sup>137</sup>Cs: Vegetation Responses, Soil Interactions and Ecological Implications in the Northern Taiga Ecosystems. [PDF]
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Geochemistry, 2020
We can broadly define two principal applications of radiogenic isotope geochemistry. The first is geochronology. Geochronology makes use of the constancy of the rate of radioactive decay to measure time. Since a radioactive nuclide decays to its daughter
Praveen Kumar Yadav +4 more
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We can broadly define two principal applications of radiogenic isotope geochemistry. The first is geochronology. Geochronology makes use of the constancy of the rate of radioactive decay to measure time. Since a radioactive nuclide decays to its daughter
Praveen Kumar Yadav +4 more
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Elements, 2015
As geochemists and mineralogists, we are well aware of the impact of our science. We can often reel off examples of how our discoveries have influenced industry and improved humankind's knowledge about how the Earth works, as well as how natural and anthropogenic processes have led to its present state.
Ludden, John +2 more
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As geochemists and mineralogists, we are well aware of the impact of our science. We can often reel off examples of how our discoveries have influenced industry and improved humankind's knowledge about how the Earth works, as well as how natural and anthropogenic processes have led to its present state.
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Elements, 2012
Geochemical analysis is an essential tool for the confirmation and study of impact structures and the characterization of the various rock types involved (target rocks, impact breccias, melt rocks, etc.). Concentrations and interelement ratios of the platinum-group elements, as well as the osmium and chromium isotope systems, allow quantification of ...
Koeberl, Christian +3 more
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Geochemical analysis is an essential tool for the confirmation and study of impact structures and the characterization of the various rock types involved (target rocks, impact breccias, melt rocks, etc.). Concentrations and interelement ratios of the platinum-group elements, as well as the osmium and chromium isotope systems, allow quantification of ...
Koeberl, Christian +3 more
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The Carbonate Geochemistry of Enceladus' Ocean
Geophysical Research Letters, 2020The plume composition at Enceladus contains clues about conditions and processes in the interior. We present new geochemical interpretations of Cassini mass spectrometry data from the plume gas and salt‐rich ice grains.
C. Glein, J. Waite
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