Gallium in chondritic meteorites
L.P. Greenland
Abstract
L.P. Greenland
Abstract
Gallium has been determined in ten carbonaceous, six enstatite, and six ordinary chondrites by a neutron activation technique. The following averages (ppm Ga) were obtained: enstatite chondrites, 15.6; type I carbonaceous chondrites, 13.3; type II carbonaceous chondrites, 10.0; type III carbonaceous chondrites, 8.9; ordinary chondrites, 5.4. The fractionation of gallium among these chondrite groups is very similar to that of germanium, and the fractionation of gallium between the sun and the carbonaceous type I chondrites is the same as that of iron.
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Gallium has been determined in ten carbonaceous, six enstatite, and six ordinary chondrites by a neutron activation technique. The following averages (ppm Ga) were obtained: enstatite chondrites, 15.6; type I carbonaceous chondrites, 13.3; type II carbonaceous chondrites, 10.0; type III carbonaceous chondrites, 8.9; ordinary chondrites, 5.4. The fractionation of gallium among these chondrite groups is very similar to that of germanium, and the fractionation of gallium between the sun and the carbonaceous type I chondrites is the same as that of iron.
Key concepts: Chondrite, Enstatite, Meteorite, Gallium, Geology, Fractionation, Chondrule, Neutron activation analysis