OXYGEN ISOTOPE EXCHANGE-RATE BETWEEN DISSOLVED SULFATE AND WATER AT HYDROTHERMAL TEMPERATURES
OXYGEN ISOTOPE EXCHANGE-RATE BETWEEN DISSOLVED SULFATE AND WATER AT HYDROTHERMAL TEMPERATURES
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DOI:
10.1016/0016-7037(85)90314-x
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发表时间:
1985-01-01
影响因子:
5
通讯作者:
SAKAI, H
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作者:
CHIBA, H;SAKAI, H
Oxygen isotope exchange rate between dissolved sulfate and water was experimentally determined at 100.degree., 200.degree. and 300.degree. C. The isotope exchange rate is strongly dependent on temperature and pH of the solution. Combining the temperature and pH dependence of the reaction rate, the exchange reaction was estimated to be 1st-order with respect to sulfate. The logarithm of apparent rate constant of exchange reaction at a given tmperature is a function of the pH calculated at the experimental temperatures. From the pH dependence of the apparent rate constant, it was deduced that the isotope exchange reaction between dissolved sulfate and water proceeds through collision between H2SO40 and H2O at low pH, and between HSO4- and H2O at intermediate pH. The isotope exchange rate obtained indicates that oxygen isotope geothermometry utilizing the studied isotope exchange is suitable for temperature estimation of geothermal reservoirs. The extrapolated half-life of this reaction to oceanic temperature is .apprx. 109 yr, implying that exchange between oceanic sulfate and water cannot control the oxygen isotope ratio of oceanic sulfates.