IRON-60 as a Possible Heat Source and Chronometer in the Early Solar System

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Mar 1980

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LUNAR AND PLANETARY SCIENCE XI, P. 564-566. Abstract.

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Iron-60, Early Heat Sources, Extinct Natural Radioactivity, Nickel-60, Isotopic Anomalies, Planetary Heating, Cosmochronology, Asteroid Differentiation, Meteorite Parent Bodies

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