| Título : | Isotope Geology | | Tipo de documento: | Libro | | Autores: | Claude J. Allègre, Autor | | Editorial: | Cambridge : Cambridge University Press | | Fecha de publicación: | 2008 | | Número de páginas: | 512 p. | | Il.: | il | | Idioma : | Inglés | | Clasificación: | [BFA] Ciencias Naturales y Biológicas:Ciencias de la Tierra:Geología
[BFA] Ciencias Naturales y Biológicas:Ciencias de la Tierra:Geoquímica
| | Palabras clave: | Geología Isotópica Isótopos Geoquímica | | Nota de contenido: |
- Isotopes and radioactivity
- Reminders about the atomic nucleus
- The mass spectrometer
- Isotopy
- Radioactivity
- The principles of radioactive dating
- Dating by parent isotopes
- Dating by parentdaughter isotopes
- Radioactive chains
- Dating by extinct radioactivity
- Determining geologically useful radioactive decay constants
- Radiometric dating methods
- General questions
- Rich systems and solutions to the problem of the open system
- Poor systems and the radiometric isotopic correlation diagram
- Mixing and alternative interpretations
- Towards the geochronology of the future: in situ analysis
- Cosmogenic isotopes
- Nuclear reactions
- Carbon-14 dating
- Exposure ages
- Cosmic irradiation: from nucleosynthesis to stellar and galactic radiation
- Uncertainties and results of radiometric dating
- Introduction
- Some statistical reminders relative to the calculation of uncertainties
- Sources of uncertainty in radiometric dating
- Geological interpretations
- The geological timescale
- The age of the Earth
- The cosmic timescale
- General remarks on geological and cosmic timescales
- Radiogenic isotope geochemistry
- Strontium isotope geochemistry
- Strontiumneodymium isotopic coupling
- The continental crustmantle system
- Isotope geochemistry of rare gases
- Isotope geology of lead
- Chemical geodynamics
- The early history of the Earth
- Conclusion
- Stable isotope geochemistry
- Identifying natural isotopic fractionation of light elements
- Modes of isotope fractionation
- The modalities of isotope fractionation
- The paleothermometer
- The isotope cycle of water
- Oxygen isotopes in igneous processes
- Paleothermometry and the water cycle: paleoclimatology
- The combined use of stable isotopes and radiogenic isotopes and the construction of a global geodynamic system
- Sulfur, carbon, and nitrogen isotopes and biological fractionation
- The current state of stable isotope geochemistry and its future prospects
- Isotope geology and dynamic systems analysis
- Basic reservoir analysis: steady states, residence time, and mean ages
- Assemblages of reservoirs having reached the steady state
- Non-steady states
- The laws of evolution of isotope systems | | Link: | https://www.bfa.fcnym.unlp.edu.ar/id/51564 |
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Isotope Geology / Cambridge : Cambridge University Press (2008)
