Dissolved noble gas abundances and inorganic carbon isotopes from Palouse Basin groundwater wells

This data set (.xlsx) contains sampling details and geochemical measurements from 17 groundwater wells in the Palouse Basin (Washington and Idaho, USA). Below is an overview of what each individual tab within the Excel workbook contains: (1) Sample information (coordinates, name, sampling date, and temperature and pH recorded during sampling) (2) Dissolved noble gas abundances (neon, argon, krypon, and xenon) (3) Dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC), radiocarbon activity of DIC and apparent groundwater age, and stable carbon isotope ratio (d13C) of DIC Anyone is welcome (and encouraged) to use these data, but please cite the following publications: Tyne et al., Hidden flux of lithospheric volatiles in shallow groundwater. (submitted) Seltzer et al., Fossil groundwater reveals aquifer sensitivities to climate stress. (submitted).