SNC隕石Y000593の化学組成の特徴(II. 放射化学)

Three activation analysis methods, that is, prompt gamma ray analysis, instrumental neutron activation analysis and instrumental photon activation analysis, were applied to Antarctic nakhlite, Yamato-000593 together with Nakhla and other shergottites for the non-destructive determination of major an...

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Main Authors: 白井 直樹, 大浦 泰嗣, 海老原 充
Format: Report
Language:Japanese
Published: 東北大学理学部附属原子核理学研究施設 2003
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10097/31036
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Summary:Three activation analysis methods, that is, prompt gamma ray analysis, instrumental neutron activation analysis and instrumental photon activation analysis, were applied to Antarctic nakhlite, Yamato-000593 together with Nakhla and other shergottites for the non-destructive determination of major and trace elemental contents. Powder samples representing six different portions within Y000593 were analyzed for discussing the chemical heterogeneity. As a result, major elements are homogeneously distributed within ±70%, and trace elements are homogeneously distributed within ±11% except for H, B, Cl, Br and rare earth elements. Based on similarity of chemical composition, crystallization age and cosmic-ray exposure age between Y000593 and Nakhla, these two meteorites were estimated to leave same meteoroid and to fall at separate point of the Earth.