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Extinct nuclides in and chronology of the early solar system

• Can extinct nuclides be used for chronology?

• Were extinct nuclides distributed homogeneously in the solar system?

• How were extinct nuclides produced?– Solar or nucleo-synthetic?

• Al-Mg, Fe-Ni, Ca-K, Be-B and Mn-Cr

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New developments of Al-Mg systematics

• Half life =0.73 Ma• Canonical value of the initial 26Al/27Al for CAIs (C

a-Al-rich Inclusion = refractory inclusion) was 5x10-5.

• SIMS   (high spatial resolution)

– Internal isochron for chondrules• MC-ICPMS (high precision, low spatial resolution)

– Bulk CAIs– Internal isochron for CAIs– Bulk chondrules

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Internal isochrons for CAIs, Young et al., 2005

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Internal isochrons for Chondrules, Kita et al., 2005

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Formation ages of chondrules, Kita et al., 2005

From CAI

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Al-Mg ages of bulk chondrules (Bizzarro et al., 2004)Ages from CAI are shown.

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Summary of Al-Mg

• CAIs formed with initial 26Al/27Al ratios as high as 6.5x10-5.

• The canonical value (5x10-5) is probably due to resetting of anorthite. (measured by SIMS)

• High temperatures in CAI forming region continued ~300,000 years.

• Chondrule precursors are as old as CAIs.

• Chondrule formation continued ~2 Ma.

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Half life of 60Fe is 1.5 Ma.60Fe is not produced by solar cosmic ray.

60Fe has to be injected from a nearby supernova.

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Fe-Ni systematicsauthors samples age from CAI initial 60Fe/ 56Fe solar system initial

T exp BBirck & Lugmair, 1988 CAI 0Ma 1.6+/ -0.5 x 10-6 1.6+/ -0.5 x 10 -6 nucleosynthetic?

Shukolyukov & Lugmair, 1993 eucrite(CK) Mn-Cr 4.4Ma 4-7.5 x 10-9 3.2-6.0 x 10 -8 disturbed?

Shukolyukov & Lugmair, 1993 eucrite(J uv) Mn-Cr 5.5Ma 4.3 x 10 -10 6 x 10 -9 disturbed?

Kita et al., 1998 ureilite U-Pb 5Ma <1.8 x 10 -7 <1.8 x 10 -6

Kita et al., 2000 chondrule Al-Mg 1.7Ma <1.4 x 10 -7 <3.4 x 10 -7

Tachibana & Huss, 2003 sulfide in chondrites ~2Ma 1.1-1.7 x 10 -7 2.8-4.5 x 10 -7 disturbed?

Moustefaoui et al., 2003 sulfide in chondrite ~2Ma7.5+/ -2.6 x 10 -71.9 +/ - 0.7 x 10 -6 disturbed?

Tachibana et al., 2005 pyroxene in chondrules ~2Ma 2-5 x 10 -7 5-12 x 10 -7

Quitte et al., 2005 eucrites(J uv and Bo) Hf-W 19.4Ma 5.6 x 10-10 4.4 x 10 -6 disturbed?

This study olivine in angrite Mn-Cr 5Ma <6.5 x 10-9 <6.5 x 10-8

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60Fe in the early solar system

10-10

10-9

10-8

10-7

10-6

10-5

0 5 10 15 20

initial 6

0 Fe/

56Fe

Age from CAI (Ma)

CAI

eucrite

eucrite

eucrite

ureilite

sulfide

sulfide

chondrule

chondrule

60Fe in the early solar system

angrite

Decay curve

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summary on 60Fe

• 60Fe is produced by supernova, but not produced by solar cosmic ray. Therefore, it is very important for understanding origins of short-lived nuclides.

• 60Fe seems to be present in the early solar system, but the distribution may have been heterogeneous.

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41Ca

• Half life of 41Ca is 0.15 Ma.• Nearly constant initial ratios of 41Ca/40Ca ~1.4x10-8

are observed for CAIs with 26Al. • If 41Ca is absent, 26Al is also absent.

– FUN (fractionation & unknown nuclear component) inclusions

• This was explained by a late injection model. But now that CAI formation seems to have continued for 300,000 years, there seems to be a problem.

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41Ca in CAIs (Sahijpal et al., 1998)

FUN

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What you expect from a late injection model (Sahijpal & Goswami, 1998)

FUN

Normal CAI

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Late injection model:41Ca and 26Al

0

2

4

6

8

10

0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2

what you get from a late injection model

injection41Ca26Al

injection rate and radiogenic species

(arbitrary units)

Time (Ma)

FUN normal CAI

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10Be (half life =1.5 Ma) produced by cosmic ray

• Abundant 10Be in CAIs was initially considered to be produced by solar cosmic ray.

• However, it was later shown that it may be GCR 10Be trapped in cores of molecular clouds.(Desch, 2003)

• FUN inclusions contain 10Be and do not contain 26Al.• Normal CAIs contain both 10Be and 26Al.

– Solar cosmic ray scenario• Fun inclusions are evaporation residues irradiated by solar cosmic ray?

• Normal CAIs are condensates getting the 10Be and 26Al from the irradiated nebula?

– Galactic cosmic ray scenario• Fun inclusions are evaporation residues or condensates formed before inject

ion of 26Al?

• Normal inclusions are condensates formed after injection of 26Al?

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10 Be, 26Al and 41Ca in CAIs

10Be/9Be

FUN inclusions

Normal inclusions

Late injection

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53Mn-53Cr, half-life = 3.7 Ma

• Suitable for studying planetary processes• Initial ratios of 53Mn/55Mn in CAIs are not w

ell established.• Recently, comparison with Al-Mg and Pb-P

b ages became possible for eucrites and angrites.– Previously such comparison was made for chon

drites but was not conclusive.

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High initial Mn ratios for CAIs are inconsistent with Al-Mg system and could be due to heterogeneity of the nebula or due to distur

bed Mn-Cr system

Papanastassiou et al., 2005

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Age comparisonAl-Mg, Mn-Cr and Pb-Pb ages

CAI, eucrite and angrites

CAI T Asuka881394 T LEW86010

26Al/ 27Al 5.00E-05 3.9Ma 1.26E-06 - -

53Mn/ 55Mn - - 4.30E-06 6.6Ma 1.25E-06

Pb/ Pb (Ma) 4567.2+/ -0.6 2.2Ma 4565+/ -0.9 7.2Ma 4557.8+/ -0.5

CAI T D'Orbigny & S99555 T LEW86010

26Al/ 27Al 5.00E-05 5.1Ma 4.00E-07 - -

53Mn/ 55Mn - - 3.00E-06 4.7Ma 1.25E-06

Pb/ Pb (Ma) 4567.2+/ -0.6 ? 4557.8+/ -0.5

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Summary on Mn-Cr and comparison

• Al-Mg and Mn-Cr systems can be used as chronometers.

• Absolute ages of CAIs are probably ~4568Ma.

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conclusions

• Can extinct nuclides be used for chronology?– Probably yes: 10Be, 26Al (excluding FUN), 53Mn (excl

uding CAIs)– Not sure: 41Ca, 60Fe

• How were extinct nuclides produced?– Because of 60Fe, nucleo-synthetic origin seems more l

ikely than SCR origin.– But, the late injection model need closer examination.

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Initial 53Mn/55Mn in CAIs (Nyquist et al., 2001)

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Mn-Cr age of chondrules (Nyquist et al., 2001)

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Al-Mg system of a CAI measured with ICPMS (Young et al., 2002)

Internal isochron

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Al-Mg ages of CAIs (Bizzarro et al., 2004)

MC-ICP-MS of bulk CAIsThe initial 26Al/27Al ratio is 6.0x10-5 if equilibrium fractionation law is used.

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Angrite (S99555)

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Eucrite (Juvinus) with impact melt

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Solar nebula before exposed to supernova ejecta. Hester et al., 2004

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Tachibana et al., 2005

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Angrite (error bars are one sigma.)

6.9

7

7.1

7.2

7.3

7.4

7.5

0 1 105 2 105 3 105 4 105 5 105

S99555 isochron

60Ni/62 Ni

57Fe/62Ni

60Fe/56Fe <6.5x 10-9 (2)

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More on 10Be

• So far, internal isochron for the first 1~3 Ma is made only with Al-Mg system.Thus, cannot be cross-calibrated.– e.g.dating of chondrules.– Mn-Cr cannot be used because the initial in CA

Is are strange.

• 10Be seems to be hopeful.

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10Be in FUN

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