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The acquisition of a specialized sulfur isotope mass-spectrometer, construction of a custom designed, semi-automated sample preparation-fluorination system, and support for early..

The acquisition of a specialized sulfur isotope mass-spectrometer, construction of a custom designed, semi-automated sample preparation-fluorination system, and support for early..
购买专门的硫同位素质谱仪,构建定制设计的半自动样品制备氟化系统,并为早期提供支持。
批准号:
0949227
负责人:
David Johnston
金额:
$37.75万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2010
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2010-11-01 至 2013-10-31

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中文摘要
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包括33S和36S的测量(除了更传统的32S和34S测量)极大地扩展了我们对早期地球环境的了解。这些测量进一步允许开发特定大气化学和生物过程的新同位素指纹。然而,这一领域的进步受到缓慢和时间密集的样品吞吐量的影响,因此,这些测量在更广泛的地球科学相关问题上的适用性仍然没有得到解决。为了克服这些限制,需要新技术。该合同将支持Thermo Scientific MAT 253气源质谱仪的改进,半自动样品制备-氟化系统的建设和实施,以及技术支持的薪水。该系统将提供更高的吞吐能力,除了是半自动化的,允许更少的人小时每个样品。质谱仪的改进也将允许更低的背景和更高的精度。总之,这些变化将允许产生更大、更精确的数据集,这将反过来使我们能够提出一系列令人兴奋的新科学问题。其中,活跃的研究领域包括:破译不同微生物过程对整体海洋同位素记录的贡献,以及在实验(例如,无机,微生物和动物)和自然(例如,重金属污染场地,微生物垫)系统中使用次要硫同位素作为示踪剂。
英文摘要
The inclusion of 33S and 36S measurements (in addition to the more traditionally measured 32S and 34S) greatly expanded our picture of early Earth environments. These measurements further allowed for the development of new isotopic fingerprints of specific atmospheric chemistries and biological processes. However, the advancement of this field has suffered from slow and time-intensive sample throughput, and as such, the applicability of these measurements to a wider range of Earth science related questions remains unresolved. In order to overcome these limitations, new technologies are required. This award will support modifications on a Thermo Scientific MAT 253 gas source mass-spectrometer, the construction and implementation of a semi-automated sample preparation-fluorination system, and salary for technical support. This system will provide higher throughput capability in addition to being semi-automated, allowing for less person-hours per sample. Modifications to the mass spectrometer will also allow for lower backgrounds and better precisions. Together, these changes will allow for the generation of larger, more precise data sets, which will in turn enable us to ask a suite of exciting new scientific questions. Among these, areas of active research include: deciphering the contribution of different microbial processes to an overall marine isotope record and using the minor sulfur isotopes as tracers in experimental (e.g., inorganic, microbial, and animal) and natural (e.g., heavy metal contaminated sites, microbial mats) systems.
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