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キラウエア火山からの空気中粒子のイリジウム濃縮: 1983年1月

W H Zoller, J R Parrington, J M Kotra

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |December 9, 1983
    PubMed
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    キラウエア火山からの火山噴出は,以前このような噴火で見られなかった元素であるイリジウムの高い濃度を含んでいた. これは,キラウエアを示唆しています.

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