Ion probe Si and O zircon data (and standard characterisation) (NERC grant NE/R002134/1)
Provided here are in-situ Si and O isotope compositions of Detrital Jack Hills and Lachlan Fold Belt zircons. These data formed the basis of the research published as: Origin and significance of Si and O isotope heterogeneities in Phanerozoic, Archean, and Hadean zircon, Trail et al., (2018), PNAS 115 (41), 10287-10292 The data are provided in a single Excel spreadsheet, with multiple tabs, which are as follows: 1. Sample description and analytical method summaries 2. Solution and laser-fluorination data for characterisation of the standards used in the Ion Probe measurement sessions 3. Ion Probe (In-situ) Si and O isotope data for the Lachlan Fold Belt and Duluth Gabbro zircons 4. Ion Probe (In-situ) Si and O isotope data for the detrital Jack Hills zircons, as well as 207Pb/206Pb age estimates 5. Raw Ion Probe Si and O isotope data for LFB samples 6. Raw Ion Probe Si and O isotope data for Jack Hills samples 7. Ion Probe (In-situ) Si isotope data for the Lachlan Fold Belt zircons (utilising O- hyperion source)
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University of St Andrews
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University of St Andrews
Paul Savage
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St Andrews,
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Data Quality
The data provided here were generated via 3 broad methods: Ion Probe (in-situ Si and O isotope data), Solution MC-ICP-MS (Si isotope data) and laser fluorination (O isotope data). There are detailed below, but are also described more fully in the following journal article: Origin and significance of Si and O isotope heterogeneities in Phanerozoic, Archean, and Hadean zircon, Trail et al., (2018), PNAS 115 (41), 10287-10292 The O- and Si isotopic analyses were conducted on the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) CAMECA ims1290 ion microprobe. The solution Si isotope data were generated using a Neptune Plus MC-ICP-MS instrument - either at IPGP, Paris, or University of St Andrews. The laser fluorination O isotope data were generated using a MAT 253 mass spectrometer at the University of Oregon.
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