On the variations in the relative abundance of boron isotopes in nature

Details On the variations in the relative abundance of boron isotopes in nature On the variations in the relative abundance of boron isotopes in nature

Sep 1956

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Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, vol. 10, Issue 3, pp.185-190

Physics

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The relative abundance of the boron isotopes has been measured on forty-three samples of boron minerals and sea-water. Contrary to an earlier investigation, no variations could be observed except for sea-water, where boron seems to be about 2%. "heavier" than in the minerals. If variations do occur, they are less than a few parts per thousand.

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