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This project investigates the late accretion history of Earth and the formation of its earliest silicate reservoirs. By analyzing highly siderophile elements, it aims to clarify the processes that contributed to Earth's mantle composition and the timing of silicate differentiation, enhancing our understanding of planet…
This proposal aims to constrain the late accretion history of the Earth and the differentiation of the earliest silicate reservoirs in planets.
Highly siderophile elements (HSE) constrain the late accretion of material onto the Earth; a process that potentially delivered water to Earth.
During core formation, HSE strongly partition into metal.
Once core formation ceases, newly accreted HSE-rich material will significantly contribute to the HSE budget of the Earth’s mantle.
The HSE are more abund…
EIDGENOESSISCHE TECHNISCHE HOCHSCHULE ZUERICH
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