Terrestrial Ratio of Potassium to Rubidium and the Composition of Earth's Mantle

Details Terrestrial Ratio of Potassium to Rubidium and the Composition of Earth's Mantle Terrestrial Ratio of Potassium to Rubidium and the Composition of Earth's Mantle

Feb 1965

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Science, Volume 147, Issue 3660, pp. 858-860

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The ratios of potassium to rubidium determined for a series of oceanic
volcanic rocks suggest that the K/Rb ratio of the upper mantle exceeds
1500. The similarity between this inferred K/Rb ratio for the mantle and
that found in some achondritic meteorites suggests a similar overall
composition for these materials.

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