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Solar-system abundances of the elements
Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta · 1982 · Vol. 46(11) · pp. 2363–2380
Edward Anders✉(University of Chicago)M. Ebihara(University of Chicago)
Astro and Planetary ScienceIsotope Analysis in EcologyAstronomical and nuclear sciencesChondriteMeteoriteAbundance (ecology)NuclideFormation and evolution of the Solar SystemFractionationTable (database)Solar SystemAbundance of the chemical elementsChondrule
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