Synthesis of the Elements in Stars

1.

Molybdenum isotope anomalies in meteorites: Constraints on solar nebula evolution and origin of the Earth
Christoph Burkhardt, Thorsten Kleine, Felix Oberli, Andreas Pack, Bernard Bourdon, and Rainer Wieler
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 312, 390 (2011)

2.

Geo-neutrinos and silicate earth enrichment of U and Th
S.T. Dye
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 297, 1 (2010)

3.

High-precision Mg isotopic systematics of bulk chondrites
Martin Schiller, Monica R. Handler, and Joel A. Baker
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 297, 165 (2010)

4.

Osmium isotope evidence for uniform distribution of s- and r-process components in the early solar system
Tetsuya Yokoyama, Vinai K. Rai, Conel M. O'D. Alexander, Roy S. Lewis, Richard W. Carlson, Steven B. Shirey, Mark H. Thiemens, and Richard J. Walker
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 259, 567 (2007)

5.

Nucleosynthetic components of the early solar system inferred from Ba isotopic compositions in carbonaceous chondrites
Hiroshi Hidaka, Yohei Ohta, and Shigekazu Yoneda
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 214, 455 (2003)

6.

The cosmochemical behavior of beryllium and boron
Dante S. Lauretta and Katharina Lodders
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 146, 315 (1997)

7.

Cadmium mass fractionation in unequilibrated ordinary chondrites
K.J.R. Rosman and J.R. De Laeter
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 89, 163 (1988)

8.

Nickel and chromium isotopes in Allende inclusions
J.L. Birck and G.W. Lugmair
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 90, 131 (1988)

9.

Isotopic abundances: inferences on solar system and planetary evolution
G.J. Wasserburg
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 86, 129 (1987)

10.

Nickel isotopic studies in meteorites
Philippe Morand and Claude J. Allègre
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 63, 167 (1983)

11.

Ni isotopic compositions in Allende and other meteorites
T. Shimamura and G.W. Lugmair
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 63, 177 (1983)

12.

Cosmoradiogenic ghosts and the origin of Ca-Al-rich inclusions
Donald D. Clayton
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 35, 398 (1977)

13.

Argon, krypton and xenon in iron meteorites
E.W. Hennecke and O.K. Manuel
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 36, 29 (1977)

14.

The isotopic composition and elemental abundance of lutetium in meteorites and terrestrial samples and the 176Lu cosmochronometer
M.T. McCulloch, J.R. De Laeter, and K.J.R. Rosman
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 28, 308 (1976)

15.

Primordial129Xe in meteorites
R.J. Drozd and F.A. Podosek
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 31, 15 (1976)

16.

196Hg and202Hg isotopic ratios in chondrites: revisited
S. Jovanovic and G.W. Reed
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 31, 95 (1976)

17.

Search for extinct146Sm, 1. The isotopic abundance of142Nd in the Juvinas meteorite
G.W. Lugmair, N.B. Scheinin, and K. Marti
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 27, 79 (1975)

18.

Beryllium abundance of meteorites determined by “non-destructive” photon activation
Ulrich Quandt and Wilfrid Herr
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 24, 53 (1974)

19.

Evidence of the extinct nuclide146Sm in “Juvinas” achondrite
K. Notsu, H. Mabuchi, O. Yoshioka, J. Matsuda, and M. Ozima
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 19, 29 (1973)

20.

The abundance of244Pu in the early solar system
F.A. Podosek
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 8, 183 (1970)

21.

IXe dating of silicates from Toluca iron
E.C. Alexander, B. Srinivasan, and O.K. Manuel
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 6, 355 (1969)

22.

Early heat generation in meteorites
H. Reeves and J. Audouze
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 4, 135 (1968)

23.

Spallation neon, argon, krypton, and xenon in an iron meteorite
Miner N. Munk
Earth and Planetary Science Letters 2, 301 (1967)