NRLEE Nucleosynthesis

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Meyer B. S., Bermingham K. R., Frizzell K., Mezger K.

52nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (2021), Abstract #2598

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“NRLEEs are likely some sort of exploding white dwarf stars. They produce neutron-rich iron-group isotopes like 48Ca and 50Ti and possibly 84Sr and 96Zr, and are probably important contributors to the solar system’s initial building blocks.”

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