Secondary ion mass spectrometry of lithium content and isotope ratios in carbon matrices.
Secondary ion mass spectrometry of lithium content and isotope ratios in carbon matrices.
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碳基质中锂含量和同位素比的二次离子质谱法。
DOI:
10.1111/ggr.12415
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发表时间:
2022
影响因子:
3.8
通讯作者:
Williams. L.B.
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作者:
Teichert, Z.;Bose, M.;Williams, P.;Hervig., R.L.;Williams. L.B.
Secondary ion mass spectrometry techniques are used to study trace elements in organic samples where matrix compositions vary spatially. This study was conducted to develop calibrations for lithium content and lithium isotope measurements in kerogen. Known concentrations of Li ions (6Li and7Li) were implanted into organic polymers, with a range of H/C and O/C ratios similar to kerogen, along with glassy carbon (SPI Glas‐22) and silicate glass (NIST SRM 612). Results show that Li content calibration factors (K*) are similar for carbonaceous samples when analysed using a 5 kV secondary ion accelerating voltage. Using a 9 kV secondary ion accelerating voltage,K* factors are negatively correlated with the sample O content, changing ~ 30% between 0 and 15 oxygen atomic %. Thus, to avoid the matrix effect related to O content, using a 5 kV secondary ion accelerating voltage is best for quantification of Li contents based on7Li+/12C+ratios. Under these analytical conditions, Li ppm (atomic) = (132 (± 8) ×7Li+/12C+) ×12C atom fraction of the sample measured. Lithium isotope ratio measurements of SPI Glas‐22 and NIST SRM 612 are within uncertainty; however, the organic polymer samples as a group show a 10‰ higher δ7Li than NIST SRM 612.