Trace Element Characteristics of a New Silicate Reference Material From Himachal Himalaya (India)

Mukherjee, Pulok K.; Khanna, P. P.; Rathi, M. S.; Saini, N. K.; Purohit, K. K.

doi:10.1081/tma-120015619

Journal of Trace and Microprobe Techniques

2002

DOI: 10.1081/tma-120015619

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Trace Element Characteristics of a New Silicate Reference Material From Himachal Himalaya (India)

Pulok K. Mukherjee

P. P. Khanna

M. S. Rathi

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“…Later, Mukherjee et al . () presented the analytical data received from forty‐two laboratories describing only twenty‐seven trace elements in DG‐H. In the present compilation, however, the evaluation includes twenty‐nine trace elements, fourteen REEs and eleven major element oxides.…”

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Preparation and Characterisation of Two Geochemical Reference Materials: DG‐H (Granite) and AM‐H (Amphibolite) from the Himalayan Orogenic Belt

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Mukherjee

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Two geochemical reference materials of Himalayan origin named DG-H (a granite) and AM-H (an amphibolite) prepared by the Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology Dehradun are described. Both samples were collected from the NW Himachal Himalaya in India. With the participation of analysts from more than forty international laboratories, element determination data collected during the past 10 years for characterisation of the samples was processed to assign working values using statistical procedures in use for this purpose. Earlier work published on these samples is incorporated in the present communication making it an updated document. The typical chemical and petrological characteristics of these two samples may prove useful for method validation and calibration of analytical instruments used for analysing similar rock types, and for widening the analytical range of several analytical methods used for geochemical analysis.

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Preparation and Characterisation of Two Geochemical Reference Materials: DG‐H (Granite) and AM‐H (Amphibolite) from the Himalayan Orogenic Belt

Saini

Khanna

Mukherjee

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First-principles calculations of equilibrium barium isotope fractionation among silicate minerals

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Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta

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Status of Reference Materials Programme in India

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2002

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Trace Element Characteristics of a New Silicate Reference Material From Himachal Himalaya (India)

Cited by 4 publications

References 15 publications

Preparation and Characterisation of Two Geochemical Reference Materials: DG‐H (Granite) and AM‐H (Amphibolite) from the Himalayan Orogenic Belt

Preparation and Characterisation of Two Geochemical Reference Materials: DG‐H (Granite) and AM‐H (Amphibolite) from the Himalayan Orogenic Belt

First-principles calculations of equilibrium barium isotope fractionation among silicate minerals

Status of Reference Materials Programme in India

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