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KROON NORRIS KLAUS IAN T. ALEXANDER LEON PAUL BARDOT CHARLES E. BARKER JEAN-PIERRE BELLIER CHARLES D. BLOME LEON J. CLARKE JOCHEN ERBACHER KRISTINA L. FAUL MARY ANNE HOLMES BRIAN T. HUBER MIRIAM E. KATZ KENNETH G. MACLEOD SANDRA MARCA FRANCISA C. MARTINEZ-RUIZ ISAO MITA MUTSUMI NAKAI JAMES G. OGG DOROTHY K. PAK THOMAS K. PLETSCH JEAN M. SELF-TRIAL NICHOLAS J. SHACKLETON JAN SMIT WILLIAM USSLERIII DAVID K. WATKINS JOEN WIDMARK & PAUL A. WILSON 《Geology Today》1998,14(6):222-226
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Carbon and Noble Gas Isotopes in the Tengchong Volcanic Geothermal Area, Yunnan, Southwestern China 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
Carbon and noble gas isotope analyses are reported for bubbling gas samples from the Tengchong volcanic geothermal area near the Indo-Eurasian suture zone. All samples contain a resolvable component of mantle-derived 3He. Occurrence of mantle-derived 3He coincides with surface volcanism. However, 3He occurs over a larger geographic areathan do surface volcanics. δ13C values for CO2 and CH4 vary from -33.4‰ to 1.6 ‰ and from -52.8‰ to -2.8‰, respectively. He and C isotope systematics indicate that CO2 and CH4 in the CO2-rich gases originated predominantly from magmatic component mixed with crustal CO2 produced from carbonate. However, breakdown of organic matter and near-surface processes accounts for the CH4 and CO2 in N2-rich gases. 3He/4He ratio distribution pattern suggests that mantle-derived He and heat sources of high-temperature system in central Tengchong originate from a hidden magma reservoir at subsurface. CO2-rich gases with the highest 3He/4He ratio (5.2 Ra) may be representative of the 相似文献
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Abstract: Synchrotron radiation-induced X–ray fluorescence (SR–XRF) and conventional X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analyses were applied to determine the distributions of iron, manganese, calcium, titanium, and silicon, and chemical forms of iron and trace manganese in three banded iron formation (BIF) samples. The XRF imagings on the weathered and altered BIF from the Cleaverville Formation (3. 3–3. 1 Gyr), Western Australia, showed redistributions of iron, calcium, and manganese with the disappearance of the primary bandings, while, in contrast, titanium preserved its primary depositional distribution. The XRF imagings on the BIF from the Hamersley Group (2. 5 Gyr), Western Australia, showed that manganese and titanium distribute originally at boundary region between the iron-rich mesoband and the silica-rich mesoband. The X-ray Absorption Near Edge Structure (XANES) analysis revealed that the chemical forms of manganese and iron well represent the rhythmic change of the bandings. 相似文献
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