Uranium-series disequilibrium: applications to earth, marine, and environmental sciences. 2. ed

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1992
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Abstract
The phenomenon of radioactivity geochemistry of actinides and their daughters uranium-series desequilibrium applications applications in geochronology chemical procedures spectroscopic methods mass spectrometry and applications to uranium-series disequilibrium igneous rocks uranium-series mobilization and surface hydrology ground water the oceanic chemistry of the uranium and thorium series nuclides radionuclides of the uranium and thorium decay series in the estuarine environment carbonate and sulphate precipitates marine sediments and sedimatentation processes uranium-series studies of marine phosphates and carbonates archaeological applications palaeclimatology and palaeoclimate records applications to radioactive waste disposal studies decay-series disequilibria applied to the study of rock-water interactions and geothermal systems applications od dating to denudation chronology and landscape evolution uranium-series disequilibrium in exploration geology applications of lead-210 to sedimentation studies.
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Authors Μ. Ivanovich, R. S. Harmon
Journal Oxford University Press eBooks
Year 1992
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