Strontium in 1,371 Halite Fluid Inclusions: 550 Million Years of Seawater Change
The 2023 reconstruction of seawater strontium from 1,371 fluid inclusions in 131 halite samples.
Bilal ÖZKAN
Neoproterozoic and Early Cambrian Seawater: Evidence from Halites in Pakistan, Australia and Siberia
Early-ocean chemistry records from halite fluid inclusions in Pakistan’s Salt Range, Australia’s Amadeus Basin and Siberian evaporites.
Why Was Cretaceous Seawater Different? Chemical Records from Brazilian, Congo and Thai Halites
The 2006 reconstruction of calcium-rich, sulfate-poor Cretaceous seawater from halite fluid inclusions.
Permian Seawater Chemistry: Fluid-Inclusion Evidence from Texas, New Mexico and European Halites
The 2005 Lowenstein study reconstructing Permian seawater major-ion chemistry from halite fluid inclusions.
What Was Silurian Seawater Like? Major-Ion Chemistry from 100 Halite Fluid Inclusions
The Brennan and Lowenstein 2002 reconstruction of Silurian seawater from 100 inclusions in Michigan and Canning Basin halites.
How Is Ancient Seawater Reconstructed from Halite Fluid Inclusions? The Three-Step Method
The analytical, provenance-validation and thermodynamic back-calculation steps used to reconstruct paleoseawater from halite fluid inclusions.
Do Halite Fluid Inclusions Really Record Seawater? The 2001 Great Inagua and Baja California Test
The 2001 validation of paleoseawater reconstruction by comparing modern marine and nonmarine halite fluid inclusions.
Who Is Prof. Tim K. Lowenstein? Halite Fluid Inclusions, Paleoseawater and Evaporite Geochemistry
A sourced profile of Tim K. Lowenstein’s research on halite fluid inclusions, ancient seawater chemistry and evaporite geochemistry.
How Is Neutron Activation Analysis Used for Rock Salt? Trace-Element Measurement with INAA
The role of instrumental neutron activation analysis in measuring trace elements in rock salt in the Steinhauser study.
How Did Rock Salts from Six Countries Differ? Comparing 18 Samples from Austria to Pakistan
Trace-element comparison of rock salts from Austria, Germany, Pakistan, Poland, Switzerland and Ukraine in the Steinhauser study.