The timescale of accretion and core formation of the Earth inferred from Hf-W isotope systematics
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概要
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The Hf-W chromometer that was developed recently is a very powerful tool because of high time resolution due to short half life and significant partitioning of Hf into the mantle and W into the core. We have developed a mass conservation equation, which includes three important parameters, mass accretion rate, metal separation rate, and redox reaction rate, and searched for the conditions to satisfy the Hf/W and W isotopic compositions of the present Earths mantle. Although previous work has suggested slow accretion (accretion time >50Myr), it could be shorter by an order of magnitude if the metal separation time or redox reaction rate is longer than -100Myr. The slow metal separation rate with rapid accretion is, however, inconsistent with constraints from thermal evolution and fluid dynamics, and slow redox reaction of oxidized materials is the plausible mechanism.
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著者
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OZAWA Kazuhito
Department of Earth and Planetary Science, The University of Tokyo
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NAGAHARA Hiroko
Department of Earth and Planetary Science, The University of Tokyo
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Nagahara Hiroko
Department Of Earth And Planetary Science The University Of Tokyo
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Ozawa Kazuhito
Department Of Earth And Planetary Science Graduate School Of Science The University Of Tokyo
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