Research Project
ERC
Quantifying Isotope fractionation during adsorption
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Project Info
Quantifying Isotope fractionation during adsorption. Adsorption onto mineral surfaces is a process that controls a large part of the isotope signal during weathering. However, the amount of fractionation is poorly constrained. We are conducting laboratory experiments under different conditions to determine these effects.
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Universities: UCL, Birkbeck
Principal Researcher: Philip Pogge von Strandmann
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Outreach
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Research Output
- 90% Data collected
- 60% collaborations
- 20% Analysis
- 50% Paper Output
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