The osmium isotopic composition change of Cenozoic sea water as inferred from a deep-sea core corrected for meteoritic contributions

A detailed study was made of the oceanic 187Os/ 186Os variation through the Cenozoic by using a hydrogen peroxide leaching procedure on a pelagic clay core from the North Pacific (Long Lines-44 GPC3). A 6% H 2O 2 solution was used. The range of 187Os/ 186Os obtained by this procedure was between 2 a...

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