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GRACE

Silicon Isotopes as Tracers of Terrestrial Processesptake and subsequent release often leads to a strong seasonal cycle overprinted onto the underlying weathering reactions. Nevertheless, it can be shown that weathering reactions lead to the fractionation of Si into a light Si reservoir stored in soils and sedimentary basins, and a heavy Si reservoir in rivers, lakes and the oceans.

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Stable Isotopes of Transition and Post-Transition Metals as Tracers in Environmental Studiesthe isotopes are increasingly being used to understand important issues such as tracing of metal contaminant sources and fates, unraveling metal redox cycles, deciphering metal nutrient pathways and cycles, and developing isotope biosignatures that can indicate the role of biological activity in ancient and modern planetary systems.

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Applications of Short-Lived Radionuclides (7Be, 210Pb, 210Po, 137Cs and 234Th) to Trace the Sources,ed radionuclides (i.e., .Be, .Pb, .Po, .Cs and .Th) as tracers for particle and sediment dynamics to quantify several river, estuary and coastal oceanic processes with their concerned timescales ranging from a few days to about 100 years.

TIGER

Verb?nde in staatsnahen Gremienerial transport within and between various reservoirs of earth, and magmatic processes. Isotopic data have also provided information on time scales of mixing processes in the oceans and atmosphere, as well as residence times of oceanic constituents and gases in the atmosphere.

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Marco Trentini,Massimo Angelo Zanettiimpact on the hydrological cycle. The third and fourth sections investigate the impact of chemical weathering of continental rocks and oceanic crust, respectively. Finally, the last section assesses marine records of lithium.

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Lithium Isotopes as Tracers in Marine and Terrestrial Environmentsimpact on the hydrological cycle. The third and fourth sections investigate the impact of chemical weathering of continental rocks and oceanic crust, respectively. Finally, the last section assesses marine records of lithium.