Dynamic Evolution of the Solar System Inferred from Ti, Cr, and Mo Isotope Anomalies in Meteorites

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Wölfer E. * Burkhardt C. Schneider J. M. Budde G. Kleine T.

PDF LPSC 2022 abstract [#2468]

“We report new Ti and Cr isotopic data to constrain the efficiency of the NC-CC separation and its implications for the dynamical evolution of the solar system.”

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