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Solar abundances of elements

Fig. 3.42. Depletion below solar abundances of elements in the H I gas towards f Ophiuchi plotted against atomic mass number in (a) and condensation temperature in (b), based in part on the curve of growth shown in Fig. 3.11. Vertical boxes indicate error bars. The dotted curve in the left panel represents an A-1/2 dependence expected for non-equilibrium accretion of gas on to grains in the ISM. The condensation temperature gives a somewhat better, though not perfect, fit, suggesting condensation under near-equilibrium conditions at a variety of temperatures either in stellar ejecta or in some nebular environment. Note the extreme depletion of Ca ( Calcium in the plane stays mainly in the grain ). After Spitzer and Jenkins (1975). Copyright by Annual Reviews, Inc. Fig. 3.42. Depletion below solar abundances of elements in the H I gas towards f Ophiuchi plotted against atomic mass number in (a) and condensation temperature in (b), based in part on the curve of growth shown in Fig. 3.11. Vertical boxes indicate error bars. The dotted curve in the left panel represents an A-1/2 dependence expected for non-equilibrium accretion of gas on to grains in the ISM. The condensation temperature gives a somewhat better, though not perfect, fit, suggesting condensation under near-equilibrium conditions at a variety of temperatures either in stellar ejecta or in some nebular environment. Note the extreme depletion of Ca ( Calcium in the plane stays mainly in the grain ). After Spitzer and Jenkins (1975). Copyright by Annual Reviews, Inc.

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