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Masaharu Tanimizu

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Masaharu Tanimizu

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Masaharu Tanimizu
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Kwansei Gakuin University

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Takano S, Tanimizu M, Hirata T, Sohrin Y
Analytica chimica acta   784 33-41   Jun 2013   [Refereed]
Tanimizu M, Sohrin Y, Hirata T
Analytical and bioanalytical chemistry   405(9) 2771-2783   Mar 2013   [Refereed]
Yoshimura T, Tanimizu M, Inoue M, Suzuki A, Iwasaki N, Kawahata H
Analytical and bioanalytical chemistry   401(9) 2755-2769   Nov 2011   [Refereed]
Asaoka S, Takahashi Y, Araki Y, Tanimizu M
Analytical sciences : the international journal of the Japan Society for Analytical Chemistry   27(1) 25-28   2011   [Refereed]
Inoue M, Tanimizu M
The Science of the total environment   406(1-2) 123-130   Nov 2008   [Refereed]

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YOSHIMURA Toshihiro, TANIMIZU Masaharu
46(1) 33-49   Apr 2012
YOSHIMURA Toshihiro, TANIMIZU Masaharu
46(1) 33-49   Apr 2012
Variations in Mg and Ca stable isotope ratios provide constraints on a variety of geological and biogeochemical processes. Recent improvements in thermal and plasma mass spectrometry have allowed the precise measurement of small differences in Ca ...
TANIMIZU Masaharu
45(3) 129-145   Sep 2011
Precise isotope ratios of most polyisotopic heavy elements can be now determined by ICP (inductively coupled plasma) mass spectrometry with a multiple collector array (MC-ICP-MS), because elements with high ionization potential energy are easily i...
NISHIO Yoshiro, TANIMIZU Masaharu, TAKAHASHI Yoshio
42(4) 113-114   2008
This special issue of "Chikyu Kagaku" grew out of a session "Analytical Advance in Geochemistry" in 2008 Geochemical Society of Japan (GSJ) annual meeting held in Okayama University. The development of analytical technique is an engine of geochemi...