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Constraining the internal variability of the stable isotopes of carbon and nitrogen within mantle diamonds

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Mikhail, Sami
Verchovsky, Alexander B
Howell, Daniel
Hutchison, Mark
Southworth, R
Thomson, Andrew
Warburton, P
Jones, AP
Milledge, H.J.

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The carbon and nitrogen isotope values of mantle xenoliths and xenocrysts are used to trace the cycling of volatiles in the deep Earth, for example, to place empirical constraints on the origin of diamond-forming carbon in the mantle. The global database

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Chemical Geology

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2037-12-31