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Presolar grains silicon nitride

Bulk isotopic compositions of chondrites. Isotopic compositions of bulk chondrites are essentially uniform within variations of 0.1-0.01% except for light elements such as H, C, N, and O and for presolar grains (see e.g. Lodders 2003 Palme Jones 2003). Presolar grains have isotopic compositions significantly different from those of Solar System materials, suggesting that they were dust particles formed in circumstellar environments and incorporated into the proto-solar molecular cloud (Chapter 2 and see e.g. Nittler 2003 Zinner 2005). Presolar grains are thus considered to be the first dust components that formed in the proto-solar disk. The rarity of presolar grains in chondrites (several ppb for silicon nitride to 200 ppm... [Pg.277]

Chondrite matrices are also the carriers of presolar grains. These phases cover a broad mineralogy and include diamonds and graphite, silicon carbide (SiC), titanium carbide (TiC), silicon nitride (SisN, ), corundum, spinel, silicates, and even rare metal grains. [Pg.338]

Some of the chondritic meteorites contain grains (including crystalline and amorphous silicates, diamonds, silicon carbide, graphite, metal oxides, and metal nitrides) that have been identified as presolar based on non-solar isotopic ratios (Zinner 1988 Anders Zinner 1993 Bematowicz et al. 2006), particularly for... [Pg.166]

Besmehn A. and Hoppe P. (2001) Silicon- and calcium-iso-topic compositions of presolar sihcon nitride grains from the Indarch enstatite chondrite. In Lunar Planet. Sci. XXXII, 1188.TheLunarandPlanetary Instimte,Houston(CD-ROM). [Pg.38]


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