A SIMS study of lithium, boron and chlorine in basalts from Reykjanes (southwestern Iceland)

A SIMS study of lithium, boron and chlorine in basalts from Reykjanes (southwestern Iceland)
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对雷克雅内斯(冰岛西南部)玄武岩中锂、硼和氯的 SIMS 研究

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2008
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G. Fridleifsson
G. Fridleifsson
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N. Raffone;L. Ottolini;S. Tonarini;G. Gianelli;G. Fridleifsson

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