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Development of SHRIMP

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2008

Authors

Clement, Stephen
Compston, William
Foster, John
Holden, Peter
Jenkins, Ben
Lanc, Peter
Schram, Norman
Williams, Ian
Ireland, Trevor

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Blackwell Publishing Ltd

Abstract

The advent of SHRIMP, the Sensitive High Mass-Resolution Ion Microprobe, defines a milestone in Australian geochronology. SHRIMP was the first ion microprobe dedicated to geological isotopic analysis and opened up zircon geochronology to in situ analysis

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Keywords: cosmochemistry; geochronology; Hadean; isotopic analysis; quartzite; SHRIMP dating; stable isotope; uranium-lead dating Geochronology; Isotope analysis; SHRIMP; Uranium-lead dating

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/33136

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ANU Research Publications

Source

Australian Journal of Earth Sciences

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Journal article

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DOI

10.1080/08120090802097427

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2037-12-31

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