Zinc Losses from and Zinc Isotopic Abundances in Residues Formed by Heating of Zn, ZnO, ZnS, and Zn-Doped Silicate Glass

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Mar 1996

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Lunar and Planetary Science, volume 27, page 1461

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Chondrules, Fractionation: Mass-Dependent, Isotopes: Zinc, Zinc: Evaporation Of

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To find out whether 1) losses of Zn might occur and 2) leave an isotopic imprint under conditions relevant to the formation of chondrules, we carried out a set of controlled heating experiments. Silicate mixtures doped with zinc as metal, as oxide, or as sulfide lose appreciable quantities of that element --from 25% to more than 90%. When introduced as metal or as oxide, but not as sulfide, the Zn also undergoes mass-dependent fractionations up to 0.5%/AMU.

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