#geochemistry

Inktober is done and chemist Hanzell is making a comeback~~!!! I was supposed to do my comeback on the first but my sleepiness had other plans. Alright, so since I already wrote about ore types, processing

After idk how long a break from the STEM community (I still read some articles despite not writing, okay). I am back to writing because all the exciting parts of my life are now gone and I’m back to studying

Jans! Hello! My name is Janswill (same username! XD ) and obviously I'm new here! I'm a geoscientist, specifically, I'm a Geochemist (in few words, that's a scientist studiying the chemistry of The Earth!).

In my last post I have talked about the use of radiogenic isotopes in geology. Here I would like to expand on that and talk more in detail about the field of geochronology. Geochronology is based on the

I would like to talk about the subfield of geochemistry that works with radiogenic isotopes and introduce a very brief introduction of why we study them. If you would like a quick refresher on isotopes

Image source Researchers managed to find a stretch of ancient lava flows off the coast of southern Australia after using sophisticated underwater imaging techniques, and turned out to resemble the wilds