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Cosmic-Ray-Produced C-14 and Be-10 in Lunar Rock 74275

A. J. T. Jull, L. R. McHargue, S. E. Klandrud

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The depth dependence of C-14 and Be-10 produced by the action of solar and galactic cosmic rays on lunar rock 74275 was studied. The results are compared to those of other lunar rocks where many radionuclides have been studied, such as 68815. Additional information is contained in the original extended abstract.

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The depth dependence of C-14 and Be-10 produced by the action of solar and galactic cosmic rays on lunar rock 74275 was studied. The results are compared to those of other lunar rocks where many radionuclides have been studied, such as 68815. Additional information is contained in the original extended abstract.

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The depth dependence of C-14 and Be-10 produced by the action of solar and galactic cosmic rays on lunar rock 74275 was studied. The results are compared to those of other lunar rocks where many radionuclides have been studied, such as 68815. Additional information is contained in the original extended abstract.

Key concepts: Cosmic ray, Astrobiology, Solar System, Geology, Lunar soil, Astronomy, Physics

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