WATER 321

Stable Isotopes in the Environment

University of Wisconsin-Green Bay · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Stable isotope analysis has become a standard tool in modern science. The natural variability in non-radioactive (stable) isotopes corresponds to specific physical and biological processes throughout the global Earth System. This course explores the basics of stable isotope chemistry, with most of the course dedicated to examples of their application across several scientific fields. P: CHEM 211 or consent of instructor Spring Odd.

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