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September 30, 2025

Advancing Our Toolbox for Quantitative Carbonate Diagenesis Studies on the Arabian Platform: Insights from LA-ICP-MS In-Situ U/Pb Chronometry and Clumped Isotope Geothermometry

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In-situ LA-ICP-MS U/Pb chronometry achieved a success rate of up to 90%, providing robust evidence for complex carbonate diagenesis.
This study found that U/Pb ages suggest early diagenetic onset in several formations, indicating a significant relationship between depositional timing and diagenetic processes.
Combined U/Pb and clumped isotope analyses reveal low-temperature recrystallization and hydrothermal activity, enhancing insights into carbonate evolution.
The findings underscore the complementary value of these advanced techniques for modeling pore space evolution and predicting rock types.

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This research demonstrates in-situ LA-ICP-MS U/Pb dating and clumped isotope geothermometry in carbonate rocks, aiming to enhance understanding of diagenetic processes.

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Perière et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This research demonstrates in-situ LA-ICP-MS U/Pb dating and clumped isotope geothermometry in carbonate rocks, aiming to enhance understanding of diagenetic processes.

Advancing Our Toolbox for Quantitative Carbonate Diagenesis Studies on the Arabian Platform: Insights from LA-ICP-MS In-Situ U/Pb Chronometry and Clumped Isotope Geothermometry

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Advancing Our Toolbox for Quantitative Carbonate Diagenesis Studies on the Arabian Platform: Insights from LA-ICP-MS In-Situ U/Pb Chronometry and Clumped Isotope Geothermometry

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