Micha, Iain and others interested in S isotopes in atmospheric and
hydrologic systems,
You may want to take a look at papers indicated a few weeks ago by B.Mayer
about DMS' S-isotopes (Calhoun et al-1991 and McArdle & Liss-1995)
Here are some others:
Ohizumi et al (1997) "S isotopic view on the sources of sulfur in
atmospheric fallout along the coast of the sea of Japan", Atm Env v.31-9,
pp1339-1348
Wadleigh et al (1996) "isotopic evidence for the origin of sulphate in
coastal rain", Tellus 48B, pp44-59
Li & Barrie (1993) "biogenic sulfur aerosol in the Arctic troposphere", JGR
98, pp20613-20622
Robinson & Botrell (1997) "discrimination of S sources in pristine and
polluted NZ river catchments using stable isotopes", Applied Geochem v.12,
pp305-319
Herut et al (1995) "sources of sulfur in rainwater as indicated by isotopic
d34S data and chemical composition, Israel", Atm Env v.29-7, pp851-857
...and I'll be pleased to present,to whoever interested that will attend
the forthcoming EGS meeting, quite new results of S-isotope measurements
performed in polar ice-cores, giving insight to the present and past global
S atmospheric cycle.
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>Dear isogeochemists,
>
>as I am a novice in the field of sulphur isotopes like Iain, I4m also very
>much interested in recent references/ review articles, especially about the
>subject of the global sulphur cycle.
>Maybe it is easier, despite Iain4s request, to reply to ISIGEOCHEM.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>Micha
>
>
>Micha Horacek
>Institute of Mineralogy-Crystallography and Petrology
>Universitdtsplatz 2
>Karl-Franzens Universitdt Graz
>8010 Graz
>AUSTRIA
>
>email: [log in to unmask]
>
>
>
>At 04:32 PM 2/26/99 GMT0BST, you wrote:
>>Dear all,
>>I've never had the pleasure (?) of playing with sulphur isotopes and
>>would be extremely grateful if someone could send me the details of a
>>couple of recent references/review articles. PLEASE reply to me
>>directly and not to ISOGEOCHEM. Thank you.
>>
>>Iain
>>----------------------------
>>Iain Robertson
>>Department of Geography
>>University of Wales Swansea
>>Swansea SA2 8PP
>>----------------------------
>>Tel 01792 205678 (x4152)
>>Fax 01792 295955
>>Mobile 07971 091798
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>>
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