Variations of the isotopic compositions of spallation-corrected Kr and Xe in the solar system have been called a Pandora\u27s Box. The terrestrial Xe composition has been interpreted as mass-fractionated solar Xe or, alternatively, Ur-Xe plus Pu-244 fission. A major problem of these ideas is that terrestrial Kr and Xe cannot have been fractionated simultaneously by a simple process. One must invoke multistep sequences involving the Earth during planetary times.This raises the following issue. Are terrestrial Kr and Xe freaks which nature has only generated once and only in one place of our galaxy, or are they not
Recently it has been realized that the isotopic composition of Xe in different phases of chondrites ...
The abundance and isotopic composition of noble gases in meteorites is discussed in relation to the ...
The neon and xenon isotope anomalies observed in meteorites can be interpreted in terms of a mass fr...
The general isotopic anomalies in meteoritic xenon are described in detail. Where superior isotopic ...
To explain the isotopic structure of terrestrial Xe, a hypothetical U-Xe (unrelated to uranium) was ...
To explain the isotopic structure of terrestrial Xe, a hypothetical U-Xe (unrelated to uranium) was ...
To explain the isotopic structure of terrestrial Xe, a hypothetical U-Xe (unrelated to uranium) was ...
We propose an analysis of the s-process contributions to the isotopes of xenon and krypton. The obje...
Jupiter\u27s helium-rich atmosphere contains xenon with excess 136Xe and the ratio of r-products mor...
The abundance and isotopic composition of all noble gases are reported in the Wellman chondrite, and...
By taking account of a size distribution of planetesimals, we show that noble gases gravitationally ...
The composition of Xe released from carbonaceous chondrites between 600 and 1000 C, particularly its...
Current theories on the origin of the chemical elements explain the abundance of medium-heavy and he...
Noble gas isotopes are key tracers of both the origin of volatiles found within planets and the proc...
Specific nucleosynthetic environments are examined as the sources for the anomalous xenon observed i...
Recently it has been realized that the isotopic composition of Xe in different phases of chondrites ...
The abundance and isotopic composition of noble gases in meteorites is discussed in relation to the ...
The neon and xenon isotope anomalies observed in meteorites can be interpreted in terms of a mass fr...
The general isotopic anomalies in meteoritic xenon are described in detail. Where superior isotopic ...
To explain the isotopic structure of terrestrial Xe, a hypothetical U-Xe (unrelated to uranium) was ...
To explain the isotopic structure of terrestrial Xe, a hypothetical U-Xe (unrelated to uranium) was ...
To explain the isotopic structure of terrestrial Xe, a hypothetical U-Xe (unrelated to uranium) was ...
We propose an analysis of the s-process contributions to the isotopes of xenon and krypton. The obje...
Jupiter\u27s helium-rich atmosphere contains xenon with excess 136Xe and the ratio of r-products mor...
The abundance and isotopic composition of all noble gases are reported in the Wellman chondrite, and...
By taking account of a size distribution of planetesimals, we show that noble gases gravitationally ...
The composition of Xe released from carbonaceous chondrites between 600 and 1000 C, particularly its...
Current theories on the origin of the chemical elements explain the abundance of medium-heavy and he...
Noble gas isotopes are key tracers of both the origin of volatiles found within planets and the proc...
Specific nucleosynthetic environments are examined as the sources for the anomalous xenon observed i...
Recently it has been realized that the isotopic composition of Xe in different phases of chondrites ...
The abundance and isotopic composition of noble gases in meteorites is discussed in relation to the ...
The neon and xenon isotope anomalies observed in meteorites can be interpreted in terms of a mass fr...