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Wu, Jiawang; Liu, Zhifei; Yu, Xun (2022): Strontium and Nd isotope compositions of hydrothermally altered basaltic rocks in IODP Hole 368-U1502B (Dataset S4) [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.946143, In: Wu, J et al. (2022): Geochemistry of IODP Hole U1502B at the South China Sea rifted margin [dataset bundled publication]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.946146

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Published: 2022-07-08DOI registered: 2022-08-30

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Keyword(s):
Hydrothermal alteration; IODP Exp. 367/368; IODP Hole U1502B; Mid-ocean ridge basalt (MORB); plagioclase; South China Sea; Sr isotopes
Related to:
Wu, Jiawang; Liu, Zhifei; Yu, Xun (2021): Plagioclase-regulated hydrothermal alteration of basaltic rocks with implications for the South China Sea rifting. Chemical Geology, 585, 120569, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chemgeo.2021.120569
Funding:
China Postdoctoral Science Foundation, grant/award no. 2018M640418
China Postdoctoral Science Foundation, grant/award no. 2019T120352
National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), grant/award no. 41530964
National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), grant/award no. 41806064
National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), grant/award no. 41906051
Shanghai Association for Science and Technology (SAST), grant/award no. 20590780200: Shanghai Science and Technology Innovation Action Plan
Coverage:
Latitude: 18.464663 * Longitude: 116.230682
Date/Time Start: 2017-04-29T19:30:00 * Date/Time End: 2017-05-13T20:50:00
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 733.75 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 917.41 m
Event(s):
368-U1502B * Latitude: 18.464663 * Longitude: 116.230682 * Date/Time Start: 2017-04-29T19:30:00 * Date/Time End: 2017-05-13T20:50:00 * Elevation: -3763.6 m * Campaign: Exp368 * Basis: Joides Resolution * Method/Device: Core drilling (CDRILL) * Comment: Drill in casing to 723.7 mbsf
Comment:
a Six sample-types are distinguished (see Section 4); note that the fully altered samples and the breccia sample are taken as endmembers of the hydrothermal alteration and associated brecciation, respectively.
b Normalized to the NBS-SRM 987 value of 87Sr/86Sr = 0.710248 (Thirlwall, 1991), with 2SE internal errors in brackets; the 2SD external errors are <18 ppm; the 2σ uncertainties in 87Sr/86Sr from BHVO-2 and AGV-2 standards are 0.703467 ± 0.000010 (n=2) and 0.703959 ± 0.000015 (n=3), respectively.
c Normalized to the JNdi-1 value of 143Nd/144Nd = 0.512115 (Tanaka et al., 2000), with 2SE internal errors in brackets; εNd = [(143Nd/144Nd) measured / (143Nd/144Nd) CHUR – 1] × 104, while CHUR is 0.512638 (Jacobson and Wasserburg, 1980); the 2SD external errors are <19 ppm (i.e. <0.4 εNd-unit); the 2σ uncertainties in 143Nd/144Nd from BHVO-2 and AGV-2 standards are 0.512997 ± 0.000028 (n=2) and 0.512802 ± 0.000038 (n=3), respectively.
d Degree of alteration in natural hydrothermal system can be estimated (cf. Kawahata et al., 2001; Delacour et al., 2008): Sr isotope exchange = (εSrfrock – εSrirock) / (εSriwater – εSrirock), where the subscripts (water) and (rock) refer to the hydrothermal fluid and altered rock, respectively; and the superscripts (i) and (f) identify the initial and final values of Sr isotope ratios, respectively.
e Assuming the final equilibrium of Sr isotope, the water–rock interaction can be quantified by simple mass balance equations, respectively, for closed system (cf. Berndt et al., 1988; Kawahata et al., 2001) and for open system (cf. Albarède, 1995; Delacour et al., 2008); W/R ratio (close system) = (εSrirock – εSrfrock) / (εSrfrock – εSriwater) * (Srrock / Srwater); W/R ratio (open system) = ln [(εSrirock – εSrfrock) / (εSrfrock – εSriwater) +1] * (Srrock / Srwater); where W is the mass of hydrothermal fluid, R is the mass of rock being altered; εSrirock and εSrfrock is the initial and final isotopic ratio of rock, respectively; εSriwater and εSrfwater is the initial (i.e. seawater) and final isotopic ratio of fluid, respectively; note that εSrfrock is equal to εSrfwater; Srrock and Srwater is the Sr concentration of unaltered rock and of seawater, respectively. The values of εSrirock (87Sr/86Sr: 0.70309) and Srrock (Sr: 168 ppm) after the mean values of Site U1500 basalts (Yu and Liu, 2020) and SCS seafloor basalts (i.e. Sites U1431, U1433, and U1434; Zhang et al., 2018), and the values of εSrfwater (87Sr/86Sr: 0.70780; McArthur et al., 2012) and Srwater (Sr: 12 ppm; Antonelli et al., 2017) after the global seawater estimates of the late-Eocene age.
Parameter(s):
Status:
Curation Level: Enhanced curation (CurationLevelC)
Size:
401 data points

Data

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Sample label

Depth sed [m]
(mbsf)

Samp type

Sr [mg/kg]
(given in ppm)

Nd [mg/kg]
(given in ppm)

87Sr/86Sr
(b)

87Sr/86Sr std dev [±]
(2σ, b)

143Nd/144Nd

143Nd/144Nd std dev [±]
(2σ, c)
10 
ε-Nd
(c)
11 
ε-Nd std dev [±]
12 
Sr ex [%]
(d)
13 
W/R ratio
(closed, e)
14 
W/R ratio
(open, e)
03R1W4-10733.75breccia590280.709146-0.0000160.512259-0.000009-7.40.2
04R2W47-51740.70basaltic breccia146180.705413-0.0000210.513037-0.0000097.80.249.313.69.5
06R1W5-10757.98basaltic breccia19470.704307-0.0000230.513029-0.0000097.60.225.84.94.2
09R1W46-50787.18basaltic breccia794250.706829-0.0000230.513101-0.0000109.00.279.453.922.1
09R2W49-52788.52brecciated basalt146170.704944-0.0000220.513116-0.0000099.30.239.49.17
11R1W114-119797.46brecciated basalt124120.706961-0.0000190.513099-0.0000099.00.282.264.624.2
13R1W44-48806.35brecciated basalt117140.706142-0.0000240.513082-0.0000088.70.264.825.814.6
13R4W32-36810.46basalt, altered109190.705333-0.0000200.513099-0.0000099.00.247.612.79.1
15R2W68-72817.70basalt, fresher22460.703835-0.0000180.513106-0.0000219.10.415.82.62.4
15R3W85-92819.30fully altered41240.706876-0.0000310.513098-0.0000109.00.280.457.422.8
16R2W76-80822.15basaltic breccia105130.705904-0.0000220.513107-0.0000099.10.259.720.812.7
16R3W36-40823.21basalt, altered160120.705564-0.0000200.513118-0.0000109.40.252.515.510.4
17R1W13-20825.25basalt, fresher170120.704189-0.0000210.513111-0.0000099.20.223.34.33.7
21R2W100-106846.43basalt, altered179110.705788-0.0000200.513093-0.0000118.90.257.318.811.9
23R1W95-100851.33basalt, fresher169100.704502-0.0000160.513080-0.0000128.60.230.065
24R3W46-52856.98basalt, altered66110.706287-0.0000190.513003-0.0000117.10.267.929.615.9
25R2W93-98860.75basalt, fresher184100.705223-0.0000160.513084-0.0000108.70.245.311.68.4
25R3W46-49861.63basalt, fresher21980.703951-0.0000200.513081-0.0000108.60.218.33.12.8
27R2W130-134870.73basalt, altered14880.705874-0.0000180.513083-0.0000168.70.359.120.212.5
27R3W48-53871.31fully altered49420.706938-0.0000510.513084-0.0000118.70.281.762.523.8
27R4W71-76872.06basalt, fresher201150.704718-0.0000170.513093-0.0000108.90.234.67.45.9
29R2W2-5878.97fully altered193430.705854-0.0000220.513067-0.0000088.40.258.719.912.4
31R2W97-100888.91basalt, altered83180.705920-0.0000240.513063-0.0000088.30.260.121.112.9
31R3W59-63889.96basalt, altered110140.705943-0.0000190.513062-0.0000108.30.260.621.513
33R2W22-27897.73basalt, altered180160.704548-0.0000170.513053-0.0000098.10.231.06.35.2
35R2W59-63907.68basalt, altered209110.705038-0.0000180.513006-0.0000107.20.241.49.97.5
35R3W51-57909.13basalt, fresher198130.703845-0.0000150.513106-0.0000149.10.316.02.72.4
36R2W14-18912.77brecciated basalt129120.706415-0.0000200.513115-0.0000099.30.270.633.617.1
36R3W45-48914.50basalt, fresher175170.704347-0.0000240.513085-0.0000088.70.226.75.14.3
37R2W30-35917.41basalt, fresher173170.703950-0.0000230.513072-0.0000108.50.218.33.12.8
BHVO-2 (n=2)436240.703467-0.0000100.512997-0.000028
AGV-2 (n=3)675300.703959-0.0000150.512802-0.000038