Carbon Isotope Fractionation in the Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis and in Meteorites

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Nov 1970

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Science, Volume 170, Issue 3961, pp. 980-982

Computer Science

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Carbon dioxide and organic compounds made by a Fischer-Tropsch reaction at 400 degrees K show a kinetic isotope fractionation of 50 to 100 per mil, similar to that observed in carbonaceous chondrites. This result supports the view that organic compounds in meteorites were produced by catalytic reactions between carbon monoxide and hydrogen in the solar nebula.

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