2004•Earth and Planetary Science LettersRequires access

Sulfur isotope partitioning during experimental formation of pyrite via the polysulfide and hydrogen sulfide pathways: implications for the interpretation of sedimentary and hydrothermal pyrite isotope records

Ian B. Butler, Michael E. Böttcher, David T. Rickard, Anthony Oldroyd

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Key concepts: Pyrite, Polysulfide, Sulfur, Sulfide, Hydrogen sulfide, δ34S, Inorganic chemistry, Geology

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