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I-Xe Studies of Allende Inclusions

C. M. Hohenberg, Marc W. Caffee, T. D. Swindle, G. B. Hudson, G. J. Wasserburg

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This work reports isotopic studies of xenon extracted in stepwise heating from five neutron-irradiated \ncoarse-grained refractory Allende inclusions (EGGs). Besides trapped xenon, these objects contain xenon derived from I, Ba, Pu and U. The five EGGs display a range of xenon \ncompositions indicating a wide variety of chemical and isotopic structures.

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This work reports isotopic studies of xenon extracted in stepwise heating from five neutron-irradiated \ncoarse-grained refractory Allende inclusions (EGGs). Besides trapped xenon, these objects contain xenon derived from I, Ba, Pu and U. The five EGGs display a range of xenon \ncompositions indicating a wide variety of chemical and isotopic structures.

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This work reports isotopic studies of xenon extracted in stepwise heating from five neutron-irradiated \ncoarse-grained refractory Allende inclusions (EGGs). Besides trapped xenon, these objects contain xenon derived from I, Ba, Pu and U. The five EGGs display a range of xenon \ncompositions indicating a wide variety of chemical and isotopic structures.

Key concepts: Allende meteorite, Xenon, Isotopes of xenon, Radiochemistry, Materials science, Mineralogy, Chemistry, Astrobiology

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