Sentence examples for abundances of elements from inspiring English sources

From the abundances of elements like aluminum, calcium and magnesium, the mission's scientists concluded that the rock is very rich in clay minerals, which could have formed from copious water running over volcanic rocks.

Table 1 Abundances of elements and molecules in the solar nebula.

Using Trek, we measured the abundances of elements with Z > 70 in the galactic cosmic rays (GCRs).

CI chondrites are considered to be the most primitive solar system material that match best the chemistry of the Sun and are used to estimate the abundances of elements in the solar system (Anders and Ebihara 1982).

A planetesimal in the early Solar System would have been made of elements which could condense at a distance from the Sun among the Solar System abundances of elements (Anders and Grevesse, 1989).

However, the interpretation of recent data like the surface abundances of elements or the distribution of internal rotation have reached the limits of validity of one-dimensional models because of their very simplified representation of large-scale fluid flows.

One was an x-ray diffraction device that measures the abundance of elements in rocks and soils.

Through experiments at the Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research (Fair), scientists hope to learn why we have the diversity and abundance of elements that make up the periodic table.

These include the study of the chemical composition of meteorites, the relative abundance of elements in the Earth, Moon, and other planets, and the ages of meteorites and of rocks of the crust of the Earth and Moon as established by radiometric means.

This baryonic, or ordinary, component of dark matter has been determined by measuring the abundance of elements heavier than hydrogen that were created in the first few minutes after the big bang occurred 13.8 billion years ago.

Perhaps the most fundamental is an abundance of elements that can be easily boiled out of hot rock.