Tellurium and Selenium project - Fiji data (NERC Grant NE/M010848/1)
Whole rock and microanalytical geochemistry data from rocks collected from the Colorado Mineral Belt, Thirtynine Mile volcanic area, Cripple Creek gold deposit (& environs) and other volcanic and intrusive bodies of the Pikes PEak - Gunnison area of Colorado
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http://data.bgs.ac.uk/id/dataHolding/13607656
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177.3000,
-18.2400,
178.5800,
-17.2900
FIJI [id=933000], FJ, FJI
creation: 2020-08-11
2017-08-01
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2019-08-01
University of Leicester
Dr Daniel Smith
University Road,
Leicester,
LE1 7RH,
United Kingdom
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University of Leicester
Dr Daniel Smith
University Road,
Leicester,
LE1 7RH,
United Kingdom
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Samples were prepared by splitting off weathered faces, coarsely crushed in a hardened steel press, then milled to fine powders in an agate planetary mill. For XRF analysis, pressed powder pellets (trace element analyses) were produced from mixing 7 g of sample powder with 12 to 15 drops of a PVA solution (Moviol 8-88). Major elements were determined on fusion beads made from pre-ignited powders which were fused with lithium metaborate flux in a ratio of 1:5. Analysis was carried out at U Leicester on a PANalytical Axios-Advanced XRF spectrometer using a PANalytical SuperQ system with IQ+, WROXI and ProTrace extensions, as the controlling and processing software. Samples analysed by ICPM-MS were analysed at U Leicester, on a Thermo iCAP-q quadrapole, along with in-house reference material (WS-1b) and a blank. Samples were prepared as above using a standard HF-HNO3 digestion.
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2024-04-24