Stable Isotopes of Platinum: Measurement and Application to Constraining the Formation and Differentiation of Earth

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Stable Isotopes of Platinum: Measurement and Application to Constraining the Formation and Differentiation of Earth

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Victoria University of Wellington

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A wide range of novel, non-traditional, stable isotope systems have been developed over the last decade, largely as a result of the advent of multiple-collector inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (MC-ICPMS), and continue to provide valuable new insights in the earth, environmental and planetary sciences. The platinum (Pt) stable isotope system represents a potentially powerful but, as yet, unexplored addition to this suite of stable isotope tracers. Pt has six naturally occurring is...

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Creech, John

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http://researcharchive.vuw.ac.nz/handle/10063/8721

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Terrestrial planet formation / Stable isotopes / Platinum

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