This course covers the mechanisms and applications of small triple oxygen isotope variations in sulfate. The learning outcomes include understanding the sulfur cycle, formation pathways, and predicted results. The course teaches skills such as analyzing signatures, approaching microbiosurface reduction, and interpreting endmember scenarios. The teaching method involves a presentation format with sections on different topics. The intended audience for this course is individuals interested in geochemistry, specifically in triple oxygen isotope variations in sulfate.
Small Triple Oxygen Isotope Variations in Sulfate - Mechanisms and Applications
Mineralogical Society of America via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Sulfur cycle
Large oceanic anomaly
Formation pathways
Signatures
Approach
Microbiosurface reduction
Pyrite oxidation
Endmember scenarios
Surface oxidation
Large O7
Predicted results
Results
Anomaly
Challenges
Microbeads
Summary
Audience questions
Taught by
Mineralogical Society of America
