ArticleThe fate of mantle-derived carbon in a continental sedimentary basin: Integration of relationships and stable isotope signatures
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2022, Earth-Science ReviewsCitation Excerpt :Carbon stable isotopes are an effective tool for identifying CO2 derived from organic matter, which is depleted in 13C atoms and characterised by light δ13CCO2 values (−10‰ to −30‰ V-PDB; Anderson and Arthur, 1983; Deines, 1980). In comparison, inorganic CO2 often exhibits heavy δ13CCO2 values (> −8‰ V-PDB; Sherwood Lollar et al., 1997; Wycherley et al., 1999). However, one drawback of using carbon isotopes is that they are ineffective in differentiating inorganic CO2 from mantle and crustal sources.
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