Published 1993
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The relationship between stable isotope diffusion, zonation and thermometry: a case study from the Adirondack Mountains, NY
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- Eiler, J. M.
- Valley, J. W.
- Graham, C. M.
Abstract
Retrograde diffusion is recognized as an important factor in the stable isotope geochemistry of slowly cooled rocks. However, it has never been demonstrated by micro-analysis that natural minerals are zoned with respect to stable isotopes in a way consistent with closed system interdiffusion during cooling.
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