Interlaboratory comparison of magnesium isotopic compositions of 12 felsic to ultramafic igneous rock standards analyzed by MC‐ICPMS

Interlaboratory comparison of magnesium isotopic compositions of 12 felsic to ultramafic igneous rock standards analyzed by MC‐ICPMS
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10.1002/2015gc005939
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发表时间:
2015-09
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3.7
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F. Teng;Q. Yin;C. Ullmann;R. Chakrabarti;Philip A. E. Pogge von Strandmann;Wei Yang;Wangye Li;S. Ke;F. Sedaghatpour;J. Wimpenny;A. Meixner;R. Romer;U. Wiechert;S. Jacobsen
F. Teng;Q. Yin;C. Ullmann;R. Chakrabarti;Philip A. E. Pogge von Strandmann;Wei Yang;Wangye Li;S. Ke;F. Sedaghatpour;J. Wimpenny;A. Meixner;R. Romer;U. Wiechert;S. Jacobsen
中科院分区:
地球科学3区
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作者:
F. Teng;Q. Yin;C. Ullmann;R. Chakrabarti;Philip A. E. Pogge von Strandmann;Wei Yang;Wangye Li;S. Ke;F. Sedaghatpour;J. Wimpenny;A. Meixner;R. Romer;U. Wiechert;S. Jacobsen

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