Long Li

Associate Professor

University of Alberta

Canada

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Articles (13)

Nitrogen isotopes as a robust tracer of fluid activities and mineral reactions in regional metamorphism

Year:

2024

Nuna supercontinent assembly linked to carbon cycling in shear zones 1.9–1.7 billion years ago

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2024

Nitrogen isotopic insight into sediment recycling in the southern Lesser Antilles arc: Implication to subduction-zone nitrogen recycling

Year:

2023

Alteration enrichment of nitrogen in the gabbroic oceanic crust: Implications for global subducting nitrogen budget and subduction-zone nitrogen recycling

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2023

Nitrogen enrichment in the altered upper oceanic crust: A new perspective on constraining the global subducting nitrogen budget and implications for subduction-zone nitrogen recycling

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2023

Metabasic rocks as important nitrogen carriers to forearc depths: Implications for deep nitrogen cycling

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2023

Zircon and monazite U-Pb ages of the Mashan Complex of the Jiamusi Block of NE China: a link to Gondwana?

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2022

In situ oxidation of sulfide minerals supports widespread sulfate reducing bacteria in the deep subsurface of the Witwatersrand Basin (South Africa): Insights from multiple sulfur and oxygen isotopes

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2022

Recommendations for offline combustion‐based nitrogen isotopic analysis of silicate minerals and rocks

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2021

Experimental investigation of formation and decomposition of roaldite in ammonia atmosphere at 300–700 °C and associated nitrogen isotope fractionations

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2021

Massive Deposition of Carbonate Nodules in the Hyperarid Northwest Qaidam Basin of the Northern Tibetan Plateau

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2021

Role of syntrophic acetate oxidation and hydrogenotrophic methanogenesis in co-digestion of blackwater with food waste

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2021

Hydrothermally induced 34S enrichment in pyrite as an alternative explanation of the Late-Devonian sulfur isotope excursion in South China

Year:

2020

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Thomas Stachel

Professor

University of Alberta

CANADA

Robert Creaser

Professor

University of Alberta

CANADA

Paul Kapp

Professor

University of Arizona

UNITED STATES

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