8. Triple Oxygen Isotopes in Evolving Continental Crust, Granites, and Clastic Sediments

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1. Frontmatter I
2. PREFACE IV
3. TABLE OF CONTENTS VI
4. 1. Why Measure ¹⁷O? Historical Perspective, Triple-Isotope Systematics and Selected Applications 1
5. 2. Discoveries of Mass Independent Isotope Effects in the Solar System: Past, Present and Future 35
6. 3. Climbing to the Top of Mount Fuji: Uniting Theory and Observations of Oxygen Triple Isotope Systematics 97
7. 4. Mass Dependence of Equilibrium Oxygen Isotope Fractionation in Carbonate, Nitrate, Oxide, Perchlorate, Phosphate, Silicate, and Sulfate Minerals 137
8. 5. Standardization for the Triple Oxygen Isotope System: Waters, Silicates, Carbonates, Air, and Sulfates 179
9. 6. Mass-Independent Fractionation of Oxygen Isotopes in the Atmosphere 197
10. 7. Isotopic Traces of Atmospheric O2 in Rocks, Minerals, and Melts 217
11. 8. Triple Oxygen Isotopes in Evolving Continental Crust, Granites, and Clastic Sediments 241
12. 9. Triple Oxygen Isotope Variations in Earth’s Crust 291
13. 10. Triple Oxygen Isotope Trend Recorded by Precambrian Cherts: A Perspective from Combined Bulk and in situ Secondary Ion Probe Measurements 323
14. 11. Triple Oxygen Isotopes in Silica–Water and Carbonate–Water Systems 367
15. 12. Triple Oxygen Isotope Systematics in the Hydrologic Cycle 401
16. 13. Triple Oxygen Isotopes in Meteoric Waters, Carbonates, and Biological Apatites: Implications for Continental Paleoclimate Reconstruction 429
17. 14. Small Triple Oxygen Isotope Variations in Sulfate: Mechanisms and Applications 463
18. RiMG Series 489