Le xénon (Xe) est le plus lourd des gaz nobles stables. Cet élément est sujet à un paradoxe géochimique concernant son abondance élémentaire et son fractionnement isotopique. Plusieurs théories ont été envisagées comme solutions. Nous explorons ici l’hypothèse de l’incorporation du Xe dans les silicates à une pression modérée. Les échantillons sont préparés à partir de poudres minérales naturelles chargées au gaz enrichi en Xe, chauffés à des températures comprises entre 800 et 1 400 °C sous une pression de 3,5 GPa. Un fractionnement isotopique significatif a été observé pour 11 échantillons avec une valeur maximale d(Xe) = 2, 30 ± 0, 19 ‰ par unité de masse atomique. Sur la base de ces résultats nous proposons un scénario comme solution au...
The abundance and isotopic composition of noble gases in meteorites is discussed in relation to the ...
Texte intégral accessible uniquement aux membres de l'Université de LorraineThis study is devoted fo...
Xenon (Xe) is an exceptional tracer for investigating the origin and fate of volatile elements on Ea...
Xenon (Xe) is the heaviest element among the stable noble gases series. This element undergoes a geo...
The composition of Xe released from carbonaceous chondrites between 600 and 1000 C, particularly its...
International audienceThe field of noble gases chemistry has witnessed amazing advances in the last ...
International audienceXenon (Xe), the heaviest of the stable noble gases, is missing by a factor of ...
Storage of Xe in silicate minerals has been proposed to explain the ‘Missing Xenon’ issue, i.e. the ...
Xenon (Xe) is missing from the Earth’s and Mars’ atmosphere relative to chondritic patterns, known a...
Analyses of noble gases from four natural gases reveal radiogenic He4 and Ar40, excess Ne21 and Ar38...
By taking account of a size distribution of planetesimals, we show that noble gases gravitationally ...
International audienceXenon (Xe), the heaviest of the stable noble gases, is missing by a factor of ...
The general isotopic anomalies in meteoritic xenon are described in detail. Where superior isotopic ...
(Figure Presented) Noble gases are chemically inert and, as such, act as unique tracers of physical ...
Xenon, which is quite inert under ambient conditions, may become reactive under pressure. The possib...
The abundance and isotopic composition of noble gases in meteorites is discussed in relation to the ...
Texte intégral accessible uniquement aux membres de l'Université de LorraineThis study is devoted fo...
Xenon (Xe) is an exceptional tracer for investigating the origin and fate of volatile elements on Ea...
Xenon (Xe) is the heaviest element among the stable noble gases series. This element undergoes a geo...
The composition of Xe released from carbonaceous chondrites between 600 and 1000 C, particularly its...
International audienceThe field of noble gases chemistry has witnessed amazing advances in the last ...
International audienceXenon (Xe), the heaviest of the stable noble gases, is missing by a factor of ...
Storage of Xe in silicate minerals has been proposed to explain the ‘Missing Xenon’ issue, i.e. the ...
Xenon (Xe) is missing from the Earth’s and Mars’ atmosphere relative to chondritic patterns, known a...
Analyses of noble gases from four natural gases reveal radiogenic He4 and Ar40, excess Ne21 and Ar38...
By taking account of a size distribution of planetesimals, we show that noble gases gravitationally ...
International audienceXenon (Xe), the heaviest of the stable noble gases, is missing by a factor of ...
The general isotopic anomalies in meteoritic xenon are described in detail. Where superior isotopic ...
(Figure Presented) Noble gases are chemically inert and, as such, act as unique tracers of physical ...
Xenon, which is quite inert under ambient conditions, may become reactive under pressure. The possib...
The abundance and isotopic composition of noble gases in meteorites is discussed in relation to the ...
Texte intégral accessible uniquement aux membres de l'Université de LorraineThis study is devoted fo...
Xenon (Xe) is an exceptional tracer for investigating the origin and fate of volatile elements on Ea...