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Isotopes and the Natural Environment

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  • © 2020

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  • Serves as the first basic book on isotopes for natural sciences
  • Covers all relevant and important information on isotopes in one book
  • Includes practical exercises with solutions and online data files
  • Is applicable to a wide range of natural environmental disciplines and is clear, straightforward, and easy to use and follow
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Table of contents (9 chapters)

  1. Theory and Methodology of Isotopes

  2. Applications of Isotopes in the Natural Environment

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About this book

This book provides straightforward and practical information on isotopes applied to a variety of natural sciences. It covers the basics of isotopes and includes detailed examples from a range of natural sciences: ecology, biology, human health, environment and climate, geography, and geology, highlighting their applicability in these fields. It is a must-read for all advanced-undergraduate and graduate students working with isotopes, regardless of the area, and is a very useful one-stop resource for scientists starting in isotope research.

Authors and Affiliations

  • Geology Department, Brandon University, Brandon, Canada

    Paul Alexandre

About the author

Paul Alexandre is an experienced isotope scientist. He trained in France before perfecting his skills as a leading member of the Queen’s Facility for Isotope Research in Canada. He has applied isotopes to areas ranging from rainwater and human health to mineral exploration, and he is particularly interested in applications of isotopes in economic geology and mineralogy. Paul is a dedicated professor, who teaches and supervises at Brandon University, Canada.

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