Study on Boron Isotope and Application to Study on Mineral Deposit
In nature, boron has two stable isotopes (10B and 11B), usually δ11B/10-3 values as the isotopic composition of geological bodys. As severe large fractionation between the two isotopes of 10B and 11B in nature, high mobility of boron during both magmatic and fluid-related processes within a large temperature range takes place and lacks complexity associated with oxidation/reduction reactions, boron isotope has been developed in recent years as a powerful geochemical tool. The main factor of controlling boron isotope fractionation is the source of boron. Commonly, δ11B of the non-marine borate minerals and tourmaline is of negative value and δ11B of some salt lake and the marine minerals is positive.