Yamakawa et al. (2009) Chemical Separation and Mass Spectrometry of Cr, Fe, Ni, Zn, and Cu in Terrestrial and Extraterrestrial Materials Using Thermal Ionization Mass Spectrometry, Analytical Chemistry, 81, 9787–9794, doi:10.1021/ac901762a. < 20100403102859589.admin > pub
Table 2. Summary of Cr, Fe, Ni, Cu, and Zn Concentrations in JB-1b, JP-1, and Allende < 20200130113610-803828 >
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<nickname>Cr</nickname>
<value>458.4</value>
<unit>ug/g</unit>
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<nickname>Fe</nickname>
<value>61510.0</value>
<unit>ug/g</unit>
<uncertainty/>
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<nickname>Ni</nickname>
<value>150.2</value>
<unit>ug/g</unit>
<uncertainty/>
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<nickname>Cu</nickname>
<value>52.7</value>
<unit>ug/g</unit>
<uncertainty/>
<label/>
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<nickname>Zn</nickname>
<value>80.14</value>
<unit>ug/g</unit>
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<name>JP-1</name>
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<sample_global_id>20190301111946-454924</sample_global_id>
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<analysis>
<nickname>Cr</nickname>
<value>2896.0</value>
<unit>ug/g</unit>
<uncertainty/>
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<nickname>Fe</nickname>
<value>56430.0</value>
<unit>ug/g</unit>
<uncertainty/>
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</analysis>
<analysis>
<nickname>Ni</nickname>
<value>2356.0</value>
<unit>ug/g</unit>
<uncertainty/>
<label/>
<info/>
</analysis>
<analysis>
<nickname>Cu</nickname>
<value>7.0</value>
<unit>ug/g</unit>
<uncertainty/>
<label/>
<info/>
</analysis>
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<nickname>Zn</nickname>
<value>46.52</value>
<unit>ug/g</unit>
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<sample_global_id>20071216135144.en</sample_global_id>
<sample_name>Allende-13</sample_name>
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<analysis>
<nickname>Cr</nickname>
<value>3623.0</value>
<unit>ug/g</unit>
<uncertainty/>
<label/>
<info/>
</analysis>
<analysis>
<nickname>Fe</nickname>
<value>235600.0</value>
<unit>ug/g</unit>
<uncertainty/>
<label/>
<info/>
</analysis>
<analysis>
<nickname>Ni</nickname>
<value>14230.0</value>
<unit>ug/g</unit>
<uncertainty/>
<label/>
<info/>
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<analysis>
<nickname>Cu</nickname>
<value>108.0</value>
<unit>ug/g</unit>
<uncertainty/>
<label/>
<info/>
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<analysis>
<nickname>Zn</nickname>
<value>109.3</value>
<unit>ug/g</unit>
<uncertainty/>
<label/>
<info/>
</analysis>
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<sample_name>Allende-12</sample_name>
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<analysis>
<nickname>Cr</nickname>
<value>3600.0</value>
<unit>ug/g</unit>
<uncertainty/>
<label/>
<info/>
</analysis>
<analysis>
<nickname>Fe</nickname>
<value>233400.0</value>
<unit>ug/g</unit>
<uncertainty/>
<label/>
<info/>
</analysis>
<analysis>
<nickname>Ni</nickname>
<value>14020.0</value>
<unit>ug/g</unit>
<uncertainty/>
<label/>
<info/>
</analysis>
<analysis>
<nickname>Cu</nickname>
<value>107.0</value>
<unit>ug/g</unit>
<uncertainty/>
<label/>
<info/>
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<analysis>
<nickname>Zn</nickname>
<value>117.8</value>
<unit>ug/g</unit>
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The table is created from analysis shown below. The rowname Cr-Fe-Ni-Cu-Zn (Yamakawa et al., 2009) filters out analysis. Upper analysis has priority.To list more analysis, add a stone in stone sub-tab.