Copper isotope fractionation in mantle processes
The Earth”s mantle is heterogeneous in elemental and isotopic compositions,which has been ascribed to crustal recycling and mantle processes,such as mantle melting,melt percolation,and metasomatism.Stable(e.g.,C,O,Li,Fe,Mg,Ca) and radiogenic isotopes(e.g.,Sr,Nd,Pb,Hf,Os) have been frequently used to identify recycled crustal components and characterize mantle processes mentioned above.Copper isotope measurements of mantle-derived magmas(e.g.,basalts) as well as orogenic and xenolith peridotites have revealed that the Earth”s mantle has highly variable Cu isotopic compositions with δ65Cu(relative to NIST 976) ranging from-0.68 to 1.82‰(Liu et al.,2015;Savage et al.,2014,2015).
Jian Huang Fang Huang Zai-Cong Wang Xing-Chao Zhang Huimin Yu
School of Earth and Space Sciences,University of Science and Technology of China Hefei 230026 Freie Universit(a)t Berlin,Institut für Geologische Wissenschaften Berlin 12249
国内会议
北京
英文
2064-2065
2016-10-15(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)