Using geochemical data
Hugh R. Rollinson
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Using geochemical data
Published
1993
Publisher
Longman Scientific & Technical
Pages
352
ISBN-10
0582067014
Description
The advent of automated geochemical analytical techniques over the last two decades has brought about significant changes in the field of geochemistry, stimulating the evolution of highly specialized sub-disciplines and the production of a huge volume of geochemical data. The methodologies of the main geochemical sub-disciplines are clearly explained, drawing together separate fields to provide an overview of the disparate techniques currently in use. The book encompasses major and trace element, radiogenic and stable isotope geochemistry, with emphasis on explaining the potential of geochemical techniques and interpreting the results. Major themes include a critical analysis of geochemical data and current geochemical techniques, the selection of elements for display on variation diagrams, and the use of geochemical data in problem solving and discriminating geological processes. Final year undergraduates and researchers with a basic knowledge of petrology and geochemistry will find this an excellent source of information on the manipulation of geochemical data. In addition, professional geochemists looking for a broad overview of methods of evaluation and interpretation, and a review of current literature, will find this a valuable reference.
Subjects
The geochemistry of natural waters
Rock-forming minerals
Lectures, illustrated and embellished with views of the world's famous places and people
Principles and applications of geochemistry
Geochemistry
Stable isotope geochemistry
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Using geochemical data was written by Hugh R. Rollinson.
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