CF-3-G2 at Cors Fochno (Borth Bog)

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The results of your search are shown on this page, which is divided into three sections. The first contains geochemical data in the form of electron probe microanalyses of the the tephra layer you have chosen, which can be downloaded. Most of these analyses will be of glass shards. The second section gives information about the instrument conditions and the third details about the sources of the data and the date and time of your search. You should always refer to the original sources to get the full context of the data presented here.

Geochemistry

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FeO: total iron is represented as FeO
*original totals for normalised data (where applicable)
	SiO₂	TiO₂	Al₂O₃	FeO	MnO	MgO	CaO	Na₂O	K₂O	P₂O₅	Total	EP	Ref
Glass	66.40	1.18	13.46	5.42	0.17	1.19	3.19	4.18	2.92	0.32	98.43	16	4809
Glass	66.38	1.34	13.76	5.58	0.19	1.17	3.14	4.15	2.74	0.34	98.80	16	4809
Glass	66.32	1.21	13.75	5.56	0.18	1.18	3.03	4.45	2.84	0.29	98.82	16	4809
Glass	64.32	1.16	13.50	5.19	0.19	1.13	3.18	4.53	2.90	0.33	96.44	16	4809

Instrument Conditions

These analyses were carried out under the following electron microprobe conditions.

Details of the electron microprobe conditions used to create the above geochemistry. Read the original paper for further details.
EP	Instument	Beam current	Acc. Volt	Sample	Correction	Details
16	Camca SX100 (University of Edinburgh)	2 nA	15 kV	Thin section mounted in araldite then ground and polished	PAP	A beam current of 2nA for Na, Mg, Al, K, Ca, Fe and Si and 80nA for P, Ti and Mn was used. Standards of basaltic (USGS BCR2g) and rhyolitic (Lipari obsidian) glasses were measured alongside the tephra to assess analytical performance.

References

The data on this page is from the following source(s). If you use this data please acknowledge the source of the data. The number preceding each reference matches the Ref number on the data table above.

4809: Watson, E.J., Swindles, G.T., Lawson, I.T., Savov, I.P. and Wastegard, S. (2017) The presence of Holocene cryptotephra in Wales and southern England. Journal of Quaternary Science 32, 493-500. https://doi.org/10.1002/jqs.2942

Data Sources

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This Tephrabase search was made on 4/7/2025 at 22:09:48 local time, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK.