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stable isotope
(redirected from Isotopic fractionation)

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stable isotope [′stā·bəl ′ī·sə‚tōp]
(nuclear physics)
An isotope which does not spontaneously undergo radioactive decay.


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The background to the topic is clearly explained by an overview of the isotopic fractionation patterns between seawater and the host minerals, and the possible modifications to seawater isotopic signatures by various diagenetic processes.
13] did not constitute a major part of this SRM 1649a intercomparison, partly for the above reasons, and partly because of the stringent measures that would be required to minimize errors from isotopic fractionation.
 
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