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Stable isotope and sediment characterising instruments in the department

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A brief overview of the analysis techniques and applications of the following instruments will be given:

1) Gas sourced mass spectrometers for measuring oxygen, carbon and hydrogen isotopes in carbonate, organics, water and air samples

2) X-ray fluorescence analysis of samples

3) Grain size analysis instruments for characterising sediments

4) Analysis of sulphur isotopes by mass spectrometry

This talk is part of the Isotope Coffee: Geochemistry and Petrology Seminars Department of Earth Sciences series.

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