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Strizhov, Valentin P; Sval'nov, Vyacheslav N; Nikolaev, Sergey D; Zhabina, Nina N; Gurina, N V (1988): Isotopic composition of various forms of sulfur in barite crusts from the Red Sea rift [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.756823, Supplement to: Strizhov, VP et al. (1988): Isotope composition of sulfur in barite crusts of the Red Sea. Oceanology, 28(1), 83-85

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Abstract:
Barite crusts were formed by an intermittent hydrothermal vent with output temperature from 85 to 465°C. Principal sources of supply of sulfate sulfur are sea water, evaporites, and tholeiitic basalts of the Red Sea rift. Sulfides and sulfates were formed in conditions of isotope disequilibrium with respect to sulfur because rate of precipitation of sulfur compounds from hydrothermal solution was high compared with rate of isotope exchange.
Project(s):
Coverage:
Latitude: 21.371700 * Longitude: 38.076700
Minimum Elevation: -2060.0 m * Maximum Elevation: -2020.0 m
Event(s):
PS-407 * Latitude: 21.371700 * Longitude: 38.076700 * Elevation Start: -2060.0 m * Elevation End: -2020.0 m * Location: Red Sea * Campaign: PIKAR * Method/Device: Dredge (DRG)
Comment:
<0.2% = traces.
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
Sample code/labelSample labelStrizhov, Valentin P
Sample typeSamp typeStrizhov, Valentin P
SulfidesSulfides%Strizhov, Valentin PWet chemistryin sphalerite
δ34S, sulfideδ34S H2S‰ CDTStrizhov, Valentin PMass spectrometryin sphalerite
SulfidesSulfides%Strizhov, Valentin PWet chemistryin pyrite
δ34S, sulfideδ34S H2S‰ CDTStrizhov, Valentin PMass spectrometryin pyrite
Sulfur, elemental%Strizhov, Valentin PWet chemistry
Sulfur bound in sulfateS in [SO4]2-%Strizhov, Valentin PWet chemistryin anhydrite
δ34S, sulfateδ34S [SO4]2-‰ CDTStrizhov, Valentin PMass spectrometryin anhydrite
10 Sulfur bound in sulfateS in [SO4]2-%Strizhov, Valentin PWet chemistryin barite
11 δ34S, sulfateδ34S [SO4]2-‰ CDTStrizhov, Valentin PMass spectrometryin barite
12 Temperature, calculatedT cal°CStrizhov, Valentin PCalculated
Size:
81 data points

Data

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Sample label

Samp type

Sulfides [%]
(in sphalerite, Wet chemistry)

δ34S H2S [‰ CDT]
(in sphalerite, Mass spectrometry)

Sulfides [%]
(in pyrite, Wet chemistry)

δ34S H2S [‰ CDT]
(in pyrite, Mass spectrometry)

[%]
(Wet chemistry)

S in [SO4]2- [%]
(in anhydrite, Wet chemistry)

δ34S [SO4]2- [‰ CDT]
(in anhydrite, Mass spectrometry)
10 
S in [SO4]2- [%]
(in barite, Wet chemistry)
11 
δ34S [SO4]2- [‰ CDT]
(in barite, Mass spectrometry)
12 
T cal [°C]
(Calculated)
407/1dark gray earthy barite with sulfides (thin crust)17.512.70.342.70.1201.9519.20.3419.2415
407/2dark green leached barite with sulfide (central part of a multilayered crust)6.78-30.90.30-30.90.1501.8717.17.1917.1100
407/3reniform and pseudospheroidal barite without sulfide (multilayered crust)<0.20<0.200.0022.3618.98.3916.3
407/4dark gray porous pseudospheroidal barite (thin crust)1.39-6.0<0.20-6.00.0142.4916.77.3617.7315
407/5dark green leached barite with sulfides (edge section of a multilayered crust)2.80-29.4<0.20-29.30.0423.1618.97.4318.7100
407/6bulk sample of a thin barite crust (without porous barite)4.934.60.294.70.0504.9319.13.3618.5465
407/7bulk sample of a multilayered barite crust1.64-30.2<0.20-30.20.0232.8217.17.9520.485