Boron Isotopes in Stratiform Tourmalinites
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The PIs propose application of boron isotopic studies to                   elucidate mineralization at massive sulfide ore deposits (Kidd                  Creek and Broken Hill).  They have developed new mass                           spectrometric methods for improving analytical precision, and                   carried out sufficient preliminary work to show that boron is a                 valuable trace of fluid evolution in such deposits.  The work is                novel and holds potential for new insights into the source of                   mineralizing fluids and processes of fluid-rock interaction.
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