A Simple Elemental Sulfur Reduction Method for Isotopic Analysis and Pilot Experimental Tests of Symmetry‐Dependent Sulfur Isotope Effects in Planetary Processes by Mang Lin, Mark H. Thiemens

“…Our study offers a practical approach for measuring multiple isotopic compositions of S0 in laboratory and natural samples and creates new opportunities for deepening understanding of S‐MIF signatures in Archean rocks and Martian meteorites.…”
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Reconstructions of geothermal mode of the petromaternal Kiterbutsk suite of the Arctic region in Western Siberia taking into account the influence of paleoclimate by Albina Albertovna Iskorkina, Polina Nikolaevna Prokhorova, Vitaly Valerjevich Stotsky, Aleksandr Nikolaevich Fomin

“…Method of the research is based on the original computer paleotemperature modeling considering the parameters of sedimentation history and the history of thermophysical properties of sedimentary thickness, including permafrost rocks and glaciers, and not demanding aprioristic data on the origin and quantity of deep heat flow. …”
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A History of Andesite Production via Magma Mixing and Mingling Revealed Microscopically at Ngauruhoe Volcano by Kate Cocker, Phil Shane, Shane Cronin, Claudine Stirling, Malcolm Reid

“…A mixing origin for intermediate rocks at volcanic arcs is likely to be more prevalent than previously documented: further evidence for the rarity of andesite liquids in such settings.…”
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Comprehensive Evaluation of the Hydrocarbon Preservation Conditions in the Complex Tectonic Area of the Southwestern Sichuan Basin, China by Cunhui Fan, Huwei Cao, Jing Li, Maolong Xia, Jing Liu, Jing Liang, Lifeng Meng, Haihua Zhu

“…There are three main sets of high-quality caprocks, i.e., the mudstone of the bottom of the Xujiahe Formation, the gypsum-salt rocks of the Middle-Lower Triassic, and the Lower Cambrian mudstone. …”
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Pol-SAR Image Simulation of the Lunar Surface With Data Analysis of Chandrayaan-2 and Mini-RF by Niutao Liu, Ya-Qiu Jin

“…Due to small incidence angles and radar parallax, strong backscattering caused by rocks at the crater wall facing away from the radar occupies more pixels in range direction in DFSAR images than Mini-RF images. …”
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Tracing the Deep Carbon Cycle Using Metal Stable Isotopes: Opportunities and Challenges by Sheng-Ao Liu, Shu-Guang Li

“…Discriminating between these effects has become a key issue in the study of the DCC and must be considered when interpreting any isotope anomaly of mantle-derived rocks. An ongoing evaluation on the plausibility of potential mechanisms and possible solutions for these challenges is discussed in detail in this work. …”
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Assessment of Carbon Dioxide Storage Capacity of Selected Aquifers in ‘J’ Field, West Africa by W. O. Raji, S. O. Bello, T. O. Adeoye

“…The risk of CO2 leakages through sealing layers (cap rocks) was evaluated in terms of caprock integrity and pore pressure sealing mechanism. …”
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Variation in thermal structure with crustal thickness for the crust beneath the Peninsular Malaysia by Usman Yahaya Yaro, Ismail Ahmad Abir

“…These regions with deeper Curie depths are coincident with the oldest dated rocks on the Sibumasu terrane. The observation of larger Curie depths in NW Peninsular Malaysia implies that the region is presently thermally stable than the remaining parts of the Peninsular. …”
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Eastern Dharwar Craton, India: Continental lithosphere growth by accretion of diverse plume and arc terranes by C. Manikyamba, Robert Kerrich

“…The former are dominated by a komatiite plus Mg-tholeiitic basalt volcanic association, with deep water siliciclastic and banded iron formation (BIF) sedimentary rocks. Plumes melted at <90 km under thin rifted continental lithosphere to preserve intraoceanic and continental margin aspects. …”
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Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Path Planning Method of Soft Actor–Critic Based on Game Training by Zhuo Wang, Hao Lu, Hongde Qin, Yancheng Sui

“…AUV will encounter canyons, rocks, reefs, fish, and underwater vehicles that threaten its safety during underwater navigation. …”
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Evaluation of a Greek Diatomaceous Earth for Stored Product Insect Control and Techniques That Maximize Its Insecticidal Efficacy by Georgia V. Baliota, Christos G. Athanassiou

“…The different treatment of diatomaceous earth (DE) rocks (grinding, diatomaceous enrichment, powder granulometry) led to the creation of five types of formulations (namely DE1, DE2, DE3, DE5 and DE6) that exhibited significant fluctuations in their insecticidal efficacy when applied on wheat. …”
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Tinaksite and Tokkoite: X-ray Powder Diffraction, Optical, and Vibrational Properties by Ekaterina Kaneva, Roman Shendrik

“…In this study, natural tinaksite (K₂Ca₂NaTi[Si₇O₁₈OH]O) and tokkoite (K₂Ca₄[Si₇O₁₈OH](OH,F)) collected in charoite rocks of the Murun alkaline massif (Siberia, Russia) were examined by X-ray diffraction and optical and vibrational spectroscopic methods. …”
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Provenance and Tectonic Setting of Formation of Quaternary Sedimentary Successions from the Songhua River, Northeast China by Wenguang Kan, Zailin Yang, Liangliang Yu, Menghan Sun

“…The discriminant function diagram using major elements shows a mixed provenance of the sediments, including quartzose sedimentary and felsic igneous rocks. According to the Fe₂O₃+MgO vs. …”
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Structural Phase Transitions and Thermal Degradation Process of MAPbCl₃ Single Crystals Studied by Raman and Brillouin Scattering by Furqanul Hassan Naqvi, Jae-Hyeon Ko

“…Several Raman modes related to the C–N stretching and MA rocking modes in addition to the lattice modes displayed temperature dependences similar to those of MAPbBr₃ in both Raman shifts and half widths, indicating that the MA cation arrangement and H–halide bond interactions behave similarly in both systems during the phase transition. …”
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Underground 3D Topography Measured by Radar Sounding by Yuriy Vashpanov, Anatoliy Kudelya, Tatyana Podousova

“…Measuring the response of only the electrical component makes it possible to identify areas containing water, since water has a dielectric constant that is much higher than that of terrestrial rocks. Measuring the response of only the magnetic component makes it possible to detect anomalous regions containing materials with high magnetic permeability and significantly affecting the intensity of the reflected radio wave. …”
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Hydrobiogenic-mantle concept of the origin of hydrocarbons – the way to a new research technology by I. D. Bahrii

“…The main goal of creating a new concept of the origin of hydrocarbons is the development of a new highly efficient search technology for oil and gas from rocks of the sedimentary cover and foundation in areas that correspond to their scientific justification according to the hydrobiogenic-mantle concept. …”
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PALEOVOLCANIC RECONSTRUCTION OF THE MEDNOGORSK ORE DISTRICT by A E Kotelnikov, K I Fedosova

“…The view of the territory of the Mednogorsk ore district from the point of view of presence at the historical past of large volcanic structures, which were a source of volcanic sedimentary rocks and industrial concentrations of ore minerals, is given in the article. …”
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Comparative Water Environment Simulation Study of Two Typical Models with BMPs in a Karst Basin by Jing Zhang, Peiqi Zhang, Yongyu Song

“…Carbonate rocks are widely distributed in southwest China, forming a unique karst landscape. …”
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Hydrogeology of the artesian basins of the southern part of the Kara sea and Yamal-Gydansk megasaddle by S. S. Vlasenko

“…When studying the composition of groundwater of the Zapolyarnoye deposit, it was found that the types of water change regularly with depth and an increase in the content of the hydrocarbonate ion due to the possible migration of fluids enriched with carbonic acid dioxide from the rocks of the foundation.Conclusion. The determined basins are characterised by a wide distribution of oil and gas-bearing structures and the exploration maturity of the sedimentary cover. …”
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Carbon quantum dots as a tracer of water seepage sources and pathways in grottoes by Bo Sun, Fenyan Ma, Huyuan Zhang, Ningbo Peng, Peng Zhang

“…Laboratory tests were designed to examine the transport properties of the carbon quantum dots in rocks and cracks. The results showed that the carbon quantum dots synthesized by Ginkgo biloba were small and had uniform size, excellent fluorescence, good water solubility and transport ability. …”
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