The Iodine-Xenon System In Achondrites

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Crowther, S. A.; Gilmour, J. D.

78th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society (2015), abstract #5242

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The geochemical behaviour of Pu, I and Xe contributed to the volatile reservoirs of terrestrial planets. We report I-Xe data from NWA 7325 and compare to other achondrites, which indicate a range of behaviours during early igneous activity.

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