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Oxygen and hydrogen isotope ratios of interstitial waters from ODP Leg 116 samples

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The oxygen and hydrogen isotope compositions of pore waters are controlled by several processes: (1) hyperfiltration-osmotic effects, (2) carbonate deposition, (3) reaction with volcanic ash, and (4) mixing with water that has reacted with basaltic basement.

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These data are useful to supplement information obtained from shipboard chemical analyses.

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Isotope geochemistry 77%
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