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In Situ Sr-Nd Isotopic Measurement of Apatite Using Laser Ablation Multi-Collector Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry
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Apatite is a common accessory mineral,having a high Sr-Nd content and a low Rb content.The precise determination of micro-area Sr-Nd isotopic composition for apatite will provide important geochemical information for discussing the details of the geological process.Laser Ablation Multi-collector Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry(LA-MC-ICPMS) technique has the characteristics of rapid analysis,high analytical precision and high spatial resolution,and is particularly suitable for Sr-Nd isotopic analysis of a large quantity of fine-grained apatite samples.The precise deduction of isotopic interference and calibration of instrument mass bias are crucial for in-situ analysis to obtain Sr-Nd isotopic ratio.In this article a method is described,which adopts LA-MC-ICPMS and combines with the newly published method for deduction of interferences,like Kr,Rb,divalent ions of REEs and calcium-containing polymer for Sr isotopes,Sm for Nd isotopes.The calibration of instrument mass bias is carried out,and the in-situ Sr-Nd isotopic analysis approach for apatite is established.The test results of Durango apatite standard,Apatite 1 and PE show that Sr-Nd isotopic composition of apatite sample with high Sr-Nd content can be accurately determined.The specific results are consistent with literature or the measured values by Thermal Ionization Mass Spectrometry(TIMS) within error.The measurement precision of Sr isotopes is <0.015%(2SD),and that of Nd isotopes is <0.005%(2SD).The established method is applied for Sr-Nd isotopic analysis of Durango apatite standard,Apatite 1 and PE(laboratory standard),respectively.The analysis results indicate that the Sr-Nd isotopic compositions of the three apatite samples are basically consistent,and can serve as ideal reference samples for in-situ Sr-Nd isotopic analysis.

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