Anders, Edward

Anders, Edward, Hayatsu, Ryoichi, Studier, Martin H., Organic Compounds in Meteorites, Science (1973) 182, 781. 

Geochemistry------Adresses, essays, lectures. I. Anders, Edward, 1926 —. 

Meanwhile, work was being carried out to determine the parent of the supposed fission xenon component. In 1971, Calvin Alexander, working at Berkeley, measured the isotopic composition of a sample of plutonium that had been produced by a nuclear reactor. The sample was heated to release all trapped gases and then left on a shelf for 23 months to allow pure plutonium fission xenon to accumulate. The resulting precise composition of plutonium fission xenon eliminated plutonium as the parent of CCFXe. Another hypothesis, championed by Edward Anders of the University of Chicago, was that the CCFXe had been produced by fission of a super-heavy element. Nuclear physicists had presented theoretical... 

This work was supported in part by the Office of Basic Energy Sciences, Division of Chemical Sciences, D.O.E. (Ryoichi Hayatsu), and NASA Grant NGL-14-001-010 (Edward Anders). 

The largest basins clearly dominate the impact-melt inventory (Warren, 1996), but the degree to which they dominate the megaregolith siderophile element budget has been controversial. The Edward Anders (University of Chicago) group, in a series of papers reporting a wealth of excellent... 

Magnus Skoglundh , Anders Torncrona , Peter Thormahlen ° , Erik Fridelf, Astrid Drewsen and Edward Jobson ... 

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